MA S752

Establishes the Massachusetts Financial Literacy and Longevity Hub, a centralized online portal providing resources on financial education, budgeting, insurance, retirement planning, wealth building, and information on accredited financial institutions searchable by zip code

Creates a 13-member Adult Financial Literacy Education Consortium to develop a universal adult financial literacy curriculum, with recommendations due within 1 year of the act's effective date

Requires regional financial literacy centers across the commonwealth, funded through a competitive grant program administered by the Department of Higher Education at no cost to participants

Establishes a special legislative commission to develop a statewide financial literacy strategy, studying topics including cryptocurrencies, online commerce, identity theft prevention, and potential tax credits for completing financial education, with a report due by December 1, 2025

Mandates a semester-long personal finance class with an experiential learning component for all 11th or 12th grade students in Massachusetts public high schools