13/05/2025
If we want real change in our financial literacy, we need to publish financial education that’s accessible, useful, and built for those who’ve been shut out.
Marginalised groups, whether due to education, income, or background, face real barriers to understanding the basics of budgeting, saving, investing, and debt management.
It is time to make this, and more, financial literacy make sense for everyone. No more fluff. No more gatekeeping. Just tools that work.
When financial information is stripped of jargon and presented in a clear, practical way, it becomes a powerful tool for empowerment; for people to start making informed choices, gain control over their money, and stop just getting by and start moving forward.
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Financial literacy is a key driver of sustainable development, enabling individuals and communities to make informed financial decisions, spend wisely, and