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NFCC presents its 2017 Financial Literacy Survey

May 2024

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Melinda Opperman

A speech bubble with 'survey' on blue background, representing survey concept conducted by the NFCC for financial literacy.

Financial Literacy Month is drawing to a close, and we hope we’ve helped bring everyone a little closer to understanding their personal finances.

The NFCC has completed their 10th annual financial literacy survey, and created an infographic with some of their key findings

The words "take our survey" encouraging to taek Financial Literacy Survey.

More information

For more about the NFCC survey, check out their press release here. To view the complete survey, visit the NFCC at www.nfcc.org/data.

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Melinda Opperman

Melinda Opperman is an exceptional educator who lives and breathes the creation and implementation of innovative ways to motivate and educate community members and students about financial literacy. Melinda joined credit.org in 2003 and has over two decades of experience in the industry.

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