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We need
Financial Education!There is need for increased financial education in view of widespread financial illiteracy and the benefits for individual well-being and society at large that are associated with high levels of financial literacy. Although the OECD policy recommendation to introduce financial education at school is well accepted... -
We need
Financial Education!There is need for increased financial education in view of widespread financial illiteracy and the benefits for individual well-being and society at large that are associated with high levels of financial literacy. Although the OECD policy recommendation to introduce financial education at school is well accepted...
EUFin involves 14 different partners from five European countries – Belgium, Estonia, Italy, Slovakia and the Netherlands.
Taking a cross-sectoral approach, cooperation between these countries is proposed for the project, with universities, secondary schools and organisations dealing with financial literacy promotion participating from each country respectively.
EUFin will develop a set of resources and didactic materials for secondary and tertiary schools. For more information, visit our module and material platform.
Beyond this, EUFin looks forward to welcoming you in Tallinn, Estonia, and in Leuven, Belgium for two events supported by the project: the multiplier event in the 3rd project year in autumn 2020 in Tallinn and the EUFin End Conference in May 2021. We hope to see you all there!
Financial education is increasingly necessary for individuals, not only to ensure their own financial well-being but also to ensure the smooth functioning of financial markets and the economy” (OECD, 2005)
There is need for increased financial education in view of widespread financial illiteracy and the benefits for individual well-being and society at large that are associated with high levels of financial literacy. Although the OECD policy recommendation to introduce financial education at school is well accepted...
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