Girls Get Less Money Than Boys. Here's the Simple Fix
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Summary
Girls ages 6 to 10 receive less money from their parents each month than boys do, according to a new study co-authored by UVA Darden associate professor Ray Charles "Chuck" Howard. The gap could have long-term consequences for girls' financial well-being and literacy, but Howard has advice for parents that could even things out.
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