By CEE

2025′s NPFC champions from Scripps Ranch High School joined Fox and Friends weekend hosts, quizzing them on their personal finance knowledge using some of the questions featured in the quiz bowl. The teens administered the quiz and provided explanations behind the correct answers. The high schoolers described the opportunity to compete as a “huge advantage,” stating they were grateful to gain control over their futures.

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