2025-06-18
13 分钟Okay, here we go.
It's time for the final round of the 16th Annual National Personal Finance Challenge.
The only point where we really felt confident, oh, like, oh, we got this,
we're going to win, was at the, like, last two questions on the final quiz ball.
It was very intense, very stressful, but... I think we all really enjoyed that kind of intensity.
That's Caleb Lee.
He's 17 years old,
and he was part of a four-person team of students from Scripps Ranch High School in San Diego,
who recently won the Council of Economic Education's National Personal Finance Challenge.
That means that he knows more about personal finance than a lot of adults.
Here's your money briefing for Wednesday, June 18th.
I'm Oyen Adedoyen for The Wall Street Journal.
How much do you think you know about personal finance?
We recently published two quizzes that put our readers' understanding of things like retirement accounts and investing terms to the test.
The questions came from a challenge posed to high school students like Caleb Lee.
Caleb, what sparked your initial interest in personal finance?
And when did you decide to take that extra step and actually compete?
So I would definitely say my initial interest in finance came from my dad.
My first savings, he helped me invest that into stocks like ETFs, index funds.
And he also just overall talks about his experience with retirement accounts,