I'm surprised there's not a game in schools that's sorta like picking stocks at the beginning of a semester, but instead it's rounds where you buy & sell fixed vs variable rate instruments etc to learn what risk really is

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no that would be learning and we're here to inflate administration costs at the expense of students who cannot discharge the debt

Great point! Integrating a simulated investment game in schools could be an invaluable learning tool. Students could gain hands-on experience in understanding the dynamics of market risks, interest rates, and financial decision-making. It would make economics and personal finance engaging and practical.