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What is the national financial education fund?
National financial education funds include public financial education funds, education taxes and fees collected by governments at all levels, school-running funds of enterprises, education funds of school-run industries and social services, and other national financial education funds.

Education funds reflect the total expenditure of education funds in the current period, including financial education funds and education funds from other channels. Education funds are divided into education funds, capital construction funds, educational research funds and other parts. Education expenditure is divided into two parts: personnel expenditure and public expenditure. Personnel funds refer to the funds used for the salaries and related welfare benefits of faculty and staff, as well as the funds used for scholarships, grants and loans for students. Public funds refer to public funds such as official expenses, business expenses, equipment purchase expenses and catering expenses.

Financial education funds include budgetary education funds and extra-budgetary education funds.

The budgetary education funds consist of budgetary education appropriation and additional expenditure of education expenses.