"financial learning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to learning about financial topics or gaining knowledge about financial matters. For example: I took a financial learning course to help me understand how to manage my personal finances.
An online financial literacy tool "iGrad" was selected as one source of personalized financial learning.
CSI Global Education is a provider of financial learning, credentials and certification, and Moody's said the acquisition will strengthen its capabilities for delivering credit training programs, research and analytical services, and risk management software for financial institutions.
"By expanding our efforts with Sesame, we can help young children better understand that everything has value and show parents how to turn everyday moments into financial learning experiences for their kids," James E. Rohr, PNC's chairman and chief executive officer said in a press release.
From printing flyers and financial learning sessions to social media campaigns and electronic surveys that provide near-instant feedback to our community partners, we're leaving no stone unturned.
As you shop for your children or grandchildren this holiday season, don't forget to include some gifts that teach lessons about money and set them on a path to financial learning.
My family is in a much better place, financially and emotionally, than we were during those years during and after the divorce, and I wouldn't wish that kind of steep financial learning curve on other teenagers.
For this cohort, the advantages are obvious: getting a really good financial start, learning valuable financial lessons, and possibly avoiding a lifetime of mistakes.
So is building her financial IQ, learning how much risk she can tolerate, and discussing financial matters with family members and significant others.
Studies found that on any given day 14% of teachers are absent from the classroom resulting in significant financial and learning deprivation.
But there are more failures today than there were in the past decade, and that might simply be the industry and the financial markets learning a lesson.
