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I have always believed in the necessity of financial literacy, among communities and even in educational institutions. In fact, it is part of my advocacy to make Finance a subject taught in Junior or Senior High School. This is because I believe that Financial Literacy can help Filipinos make wiser financial decisions, apart from being a very practical subject. In line with this, I teach in both the Ateneo de Manila University and the Development Academy of the Philippines. The subjects I teach include Fundamentals of Finance, Personal Finance, Management Analysis, and Senior Seminar, the equivalent of thesis or creative project for Interdisciplinary Studies (I.S.) majors.

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                    [AuthorName] => Lester Yee, contributing columnist
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Wais sa Pera, Wais sa Buhay

By Lester Yee, contributing columnist | May 16, 2014 - 1:43pm

I have always believed in the necessity of financial literacy, among communities and even in educational institutions. In fact, it is part of my advocacy to make Finance a subject taught in Junior or Senior High...

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