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PITTSBURGH - LaShae Robinson is the owner of a car, thanks in part to the lessons she learned in a financial literacy program aimed at teaching teens how to save money and manage money.
Robinson is one of 1,000 graduates of "My Money My Life," a free, after-school program designed to teach low-income 16- to 19-year- olds the basics of managing their money, said Courtney George, education coordinator for NeighborWorks, a nonprofit that administers the program.See the full content of this document
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Teens Learn to Manage Their Money
The program, founded by the Federal...
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