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Welcome to How To Money. I'm Joel, and I'm Matt.

And today we're talking about a game-changing approach to financial education with Dan LaSalle.

Joel, every week we talk about personal finance and one of the biggest reasons we talk about and share lessons about money is because most people have never had any sort of formal education when it comes to

their personal finances. Only 17 states, including DC, require a personal finance course to be taken. And of those, only seven states participate in a standardized test for that course.

It's unfortunate, but most states don't have a fun and robust personal finances.

Yeah, that's lame. Yeah, it sucks. For that reason, we're really excited to have Dan LaSalle join us for this episode.

Four years ago, as an English teacher, Dan started a personal finance program that not only teaches students the importance of budgeting, saving, and investing, but also gives them the opportunity to earn up to $5,000 a year and put that money into a bank account of their own.

He has created an innovative course that is truly changing the lives of the students enrolled.

Joel, it's also worth noting that Pennsylvania doesn't require financial literacy as well. Like they're one of the states that's not included. That really makes this even more impressive.

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