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Students in some countries leave school without good understanding of how to manage their money, What do you think are the reasons ?What are the solutions to this problem?

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Nowadays, many
students
don’t
 have good
money
 management skills when they leave school in some countries.
However
, whether young
people
 need to learn how to manage their
money
 is a controversial problem. In my opinion, colleges should provide a subject to teach
people
 how to manage their
money
, and the
students
 need to learn
this
 knowledge. Young
people
 who are living in
this
 world full of information are easily attracted by anything else. That means they often buy something that they
don’t
 need. So, they always spend their
money
 very quickly.
For example
,
students
 like eating at a restaurant without cooking by themselves, playing games, and watching movies. These hobbies require them to spend lots of
money
. If their parents give them the
money
, perhaps they will
use
 it up in a few days. The simple reason for
this
 situation is that when they get the
money
, they
don’t
 know how to make a plan to
use
 it. They
don’t
 understand that it is extremely important to take care of their wealth. lack of knowledge from school because colleges only teach them academic subjects.
Students
 will benefit if they know how to
use
 their
money
 appropriately. With technology developing, more and more methods can be used to manage
money
. Buying funds online, investing in financial instruments, or even saving
money
 in a bank account are all examples. So colleges could create new programs to teach
students
 how to deal with their
money
. Meanwhile,
students
 can learn and practice to improve their skills. In conclusion, managing
money
 is an important skill for all young
people
. It can make them correctly
use
 their
money
. Having these skills can
also
 create an opportunity to find a job in the future.
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