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The latest numbers on financial literacy are out, and they aren't pretty. U.S. adults got just 49% of the questions right on this year's personal finance index test, according to the 2025 Personal Finance Index from TIAA and the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center. That's the same failing grade Americans…

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TIAA CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett insists she is not her title. ‘I earned it, but I don’t own it.’

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