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Personal financial literacy skills are not innate, they are learned. We use money daily, yet it is one of the skills that we are expected to just know with no formal training. This honor aims to educate Adventist youth about personal financial responsibility, which will transcend into being a good steward over the resources God has blessed us with.

Personal financial literacy skills are not innate, they are learned. We use money daily, yet it is one of the skills that we are expected to just know with no formal training. This honor aims to educate Adventist youth about personal financial responsibility, which will transcend into being a good steward over the resources God has blessed us with.

Personal financial literacy skills are not innate, they are learned. We use money daily, yet it is one of the skills that we are expected to just know with no formal training. This honor aims to educate Adventist youth about personal financial responsibility, which will transcend into being a good steward over the resources God has blessed us with.

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−	Personal ~~Financial~~ literacy skills are not innate, they are learned. We use money daily, yet it is one of the skills that we are expected to just know with no formal training. This honor aims to educate Adventist youth about personal financial responsibility, which will transcend into being a good steward over the resources God has blessed us with.	+	Personal financial literacy skills are not innate, they are learned. We use money daily, yet it is one of the skills that we are expected to just know with no formal training. This honor aims to educate Adventist youth about personal financial responsibility, which will transcend into being a good steward over the resources God has blessed us with.