Countries worldwide are beginning to introduce financial literacy programs in schools, recognizing that early education is key to closing the financial knowledge gap between men and women. Studies indicate that women who receive financial education in school are more likely to make informed financial decisions as adults. Governments and non-profit organizations are pushing for curriculum changes that include topics such as saving, investing, and credit management, ensuring that young women are equipped with the necessary skills to navigate their financial futures confidently.
Financial Literacy in Schools: A Game-Changer for Young Women
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