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Young people have made it clear they want to learn more about money in school, as new research published today by GoHenry, the money app helping kids learn to earn, save, spend and invest, reveals 84% of kids want to see financial education on the Government’s new national curriculum.

Young people have made it clear they want to learn more about money in school, as new research published today by GoHenry, the money app helping kids learn to earn, save, spend and invest, reveals 84% of kids want to see financial education on the Government’s new national curriculum.

More than nine in ten (95%) of parents of school-aged children (5-17) think it is important for their children to experience financial education and 89 percent think it should be taught in schools, yet only a quarter (24%) talk to their children about the subject once a week or more, and one in ten say they never talk to their children about it according to research from Yorkshire Building Society.