Are you educated about money?

Really, money education is missing from our school curriculum. I don`t know about other parts of the world, but Africa where i am from, it is a missing link. Now, to answer the question, i would take the course if offered. Even, i have bought many books on financial education because i know the importance of it.

I would definately take a course to be educated about money, in fact I wish they had done something like that for me when I was at school, if I knew then what I know now, I would never of had the problems I have had with money. Or rather lack of it and I would probably be very wealthy ha ha! I am 34 and I believe that I am just getting the hang of money and am starting to know what to do with it when I get it, so yes I think a course would be perfect for me!

I dont need to take any course about money, how to earn, save and how to grow it. Ive read and knew details about money, the worse part is I cannot follow it and every time I have money I spend it on things that i need not much. But after having paid my house payment, insurance, loans and other incidental fees. It is better for me to have just enough for my daily need.

I will definetly take it, who doesn't want to believe money grows on trees? besides they are three types of people in the world those that make things happen those that watch things happen and those that wonder what happened.

actually i need this course badly,i would appriciat it very much,since i always run out of money before my parents give money to me ,so i have to borrow money from my friends,it's terrible.i don't know how to save money,sometimes i even don't know how i used up the money,so i think i need to learn sth about money.

I really blame the American public school system for not teaching the youth how to make money. For all my life, I never learned how we make money....the only thing I was told at home was "get a job." That was it. But now that I have learned about how we make money in America, I have become smarter about finding out how to make money work for me instead of having to work for money. I've heard that money can either be your greatest servant, or your worst master. So yes, I'd take the course.