by David Norton
One potentially positive impact of the current recession is that more families are discussing financial issues and learning from the experience, a new survey suggests.
The 2009 Teens and Personal Finance poll - conducted among young people in Houston, Texas - found that 39 percent of respondents said the economy has become a more common topic of conversation than it once was.
The 2009 Teens and Personal Finance poll - conducted among young people in Houston, Texas - found that 39 percent of respondents said the economy has become a more common topic of conversation than it once was.
Meanwhile, 21 percent say their parents have begun discussing family finances with them, as a result of the current state of the economy.
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