Details:

• 0:00~1:20 Introduction
• 1:20~5:41 Student introductions
• 5:41~8:20 Neziah’s experience at college
• 8:20~11:28 Jakob’s involvement in his college’s investing club
• 11:28~16:23 Ella on balancing college applications while hosting workshops
• 16:23~21:13 Jasper’s tips to make personal finance engaging and her day-to-day life
• 21:13~24:22 On making personal finance interesting
• 24:22~26:56 Teaching investing early
• 26:56~30:48 Youth-driven movement for increased access to personal finance
• 30:48~34:21 Importance of investing in yourself 
• 34:21~42:53 Making personal finance something students will be interested in
• 42:53~46:33 How you can support these students
• 46:33~48:12 Conclusion

Resources:

• Real World Class: Student Voices for Financial Education
• Gen Z Money $ense: A Personal Finance and Investing Guide
• That’s Clearly Wealth

Quotes:

•  "The fact that so many young people came together to be passionate about a subject that people think that we don't care about, that's already a win in of itself" -Neziah

• “Seeing movements like the climate change movement and how youth have really taken the mantle on that I have a similar hope for personal finance and even if it may not be initially successful, just plugging on and getting more youth involved... is still critical." -Ella

• "Before you want to go and invest in stocks, you want to go and invest in yourself first." -Jasper

• "Kids want to learn about something that benefits them now... Focus [also] on things that are fun, things that you can use in the short term" -Jakob

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