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    More 17-year olds in 2011 said that learning more about money management is one of their top priorities (80% vs. 53% in 2007) Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
    Added: 07/13/2011 from Charles Schwab Published: 03/14/2011
    Only 32% say they know how credit card interest and fees work (vs. 43% in 2007). Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    74% of 18-year-olds report their parents/guardians have taught them how to use a credit card responsibly Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    31% in 2007 said they knew whether a check cashing service/store is good to use vs. 25% today. Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    51% in 2007 said they knew how to balance a checkbook or check the accuracy of a bank statement, compared to 35% in 2011 Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    67% of teens in 2007 reported they knew how to write a check vs. 60% in 2011 Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    43% of teens said they had a car in 2007 vs. 27% in 2011 Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    75% of 18-year olds had a checking account in 2007, whereas only 51% have one now Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    72% of 18-year olds had a savings account in 2007, whereas only 58% report having one now Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
    Added: 07/13/2011 from Charles Schwab Published: 03/14/2011
    A greater percentage of teens (55%) now spend less than $20 per week, compared with 41% in 2007 Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
    Added: 07/13/2011 from Charles Schwab Published: 03/14/2011
    Money management falls right between drugs/alcohol and dating/sex as topics parents talk to their teens about a lot Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
    Added: 07/13/2011 from Charles Schwab Published: 03/14/2011
    Teens are much more likely to say they have no idea of how much car insurance costs (44%) vs. the cost of an iPod (6%) Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
    Added: 07/13/2011 from Charles Schwab Published: 03/14/2011
    Only 15% say “how much I can earn,” 11% “how much good I can do for people” and 3% “how easy it is to get a job in a given profession” will determine their choice Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    65% teens say “how passionate I am about the work itself” will determine their career choice Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    Only 18% say “My generation has a greater ability to make money.” (Yet 59% believe they will do better financially than their parents) Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    46% say there’s greater willingness to spend money by my generation Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    51% of teens say there are more financial choices and decisions to make Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    53% of teens agree that people are more obsessed with money these days Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    57% of teens say “It is harder for me to get a job” Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
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    68% of teens report there is more pressure to have more things, like computers, cell phones and clothes Charles Schwab 2011 Teens & Money Survey Findings  
    Added: 07/13/2011 from Charles Schwab Published: 03/14/2011