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Financial education is already part of the school curriculum in the UK and other European countries. However, educators
have raised concerns about its adequacy. Research shows that a child's attitude to money is already embedded into their mindset by the age of seven. Starting children's money education as young as five can have a positive impact on children's future financial literacy and stability. In the UK, financial organisations and charities have called for the House of Lords for more support to be made in delivering financial education.

Learn more about why it is necessary for schools to do more to integrate financial literacy into the curriculum.

The benefits of financial fluency across your employee population are extensive. Individuals and employers lose billions due to lost productivity, absenteeism, and higher healthcare costs due to an employee’s financial stress.

The DEI Case for Financial Wellness

A PDF slide deck explaining importance of financial literacy for employee wellbeing and how it contributes to the organisation's diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.

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Learn about how we are working with Kangemi Resource Centre in Nairobi.

Financial Literacy Around the World: Leora Klapper, World Bank Development Research Group
Annamaria Lusardi, The George Washington University School of Business Peter van Oudheusden,
World Bank Development Research Group

Insights from the Standard & Poor's ratings services global financial literacy survey.

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The Societal Benefits of Financial Literacy

Online printable article by FA Magazine