Financial Literacy
Need for Financial Literacy
According to a report by the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center, only 24% of the Indian adult population is financially literate, making India's financial literacy rate the lowest among major emerging economies. This is primarily due to inter-state disparities, a lack of formal training, and limited awareness. While other emerging economies fare better, there is still significant room for improvement globally.
Financial literacy is essential because it empowers individuals to make informed decisions about savings, investing, budgeting, and debt management. While hiring a consultant can be helpful, having a solid understanding of financial fundamentals ensures greater independence and confidence in managing personal finances effectively.
Volunteer for Financial Literacy
According to the report conducted by the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center, only 24% of the Indian adult pop-ulation is financially literate.
Volunteer Campaigns
Volunteer for Financial Literacy
According to the report conducted by the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center, only 24% of the Indian adult pop-ulation is financially literate.
Activities
The Financial Literacy program aims to empower individuals and families with essential knowledge to manage their finances responsibly.
According to the report conducted by the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center, only 24% of the Indian adult pop-ulation is financially literate.
