For most students, school is about personal fulfillment and striving for academic excellence while their parents support them financially through it.  During these years, one may even think that money grows on trees! Chances are, many teens will graduate from tertiary institutions without taking a single course in personal finance. To help equip them, it is important that they invest time in learning and making smart money decisions at an early age. 

 

Our Financial Literacy programmes are eligible for MoneySense Funding from MAS since 2007.  Our Money Savvy Teens (for secondary schools and tertiary) and Money Savvy Kids (for primary schools) programmes are designed to instill responsible decision making, accountability and financial independence in money management.

 

Best of all, students learn through a fun “Financial Quotient” Junior Board Game to:-

• reinforce concepts taught through real-life simulation and scenarios
• increase engagement level and ‘spice’ up the learning
• stimulate interest of students in money management
• learn to give back to society through various means