By: Joachim van Schalkwyk
In an era of unparalleled financial complexity, where managing money has become a critical life skill, it is critical to ensure that the next generation is well-equipped to navigate the economic landscape.
For good reason, the term “financial literacy” has gained popularity in recent years. It is the foundation upon which our youth will be able to construct a secure and prosperous future.
Young people today face financial obstacles that past generations did not, such as a quickly changing labour market, student loan debt, and the attraction of consumerism.
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