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Mar052010

Maryland May Require High School Students To Pass 'Finance 101'

AuthorGeoff Holtzman DateFriday, March 5, 2010 at 12:21PM
Talk Radio News Service Correspondent Geoff Holtzman spoke with Maryland State Comptroller Peter Franchot about a new bill in the state assembly that would require all high school students to pass a course in financial literacy in order to graduate. Click the audio icon below to listen. (:25)
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