HB 6091

House·20th Congress·Filed Nov 18, 2025

An Act Integrating Basic Financial Literacy as a Core Subject in the Junior and Senior High School Curricula and as an Integrated Component of the K-12 Program, and Appropriating Funds Therefor

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The bill makes financial literacy a required school subject for all junior‑ and senior‑high students and adds basic money‑management concepts to elementary classes.

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Audrey Kay T. ZubiriReceipts →

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An Act Integrating Basic Financial Literacy as a Core Subject in the Junior and Senior High School Curricula and as an Integrated Component of the K-12 Program, and Appropriating Funds Therefor

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