SEC, NYSC unveil CDS initiative to tackle Ponzi schemes nationwide
The SEC and NYSC have launched a program aimed at educating young Nigerians about the dangers of Ponzi schemes and promoting responsible investment practices.
Government is giving 50,000 rupees... who can benefit and how to apply?
The Rajasthan government offers the Mukhyamantri Rajshree Yojana, providing financial assistance of up to 50,000 rupees for the education and wellbeing of daughters, aimed at curbing female foeticide and enhancing female literacy.
Calculated how long it will take to save money for the down payment: in this city, you will save the longest
The majority of housing loans are taken by younger individuals, indicating a trend toward increased financial planning among youth in Lithuania.
Hellenic Bank Association: The class that emerged victorious in the National Knowledge Contest for Money
The 9th National Knowledge Contest for Money in Greece, organized by the Hellenic Bank Association, concluded with Class A3 from the General Lyceum of Mygdonia winning the competition.
Financial literacy expert: Latvian residents live for today
A Latvian financial literacy expert highlights the tendency of residents to focus on short-term financial management rather than long-term planning.
Financial Literacy Expert: Latvian Residents Live for Today
A financial expert emphasizes that Latvian citizens struggle with long-term financial planning, often prioritizing immediate financial needs over savings and investments.
This group of people has 1.3 billion euros unpaid in taxes - Tax Authority: Insufficient understanding
In Finland, there is a significant rise in unpaid taxes among small entrepreneurs, now totaling 1.3 billion euros, attributed to a lack of knowledge and poor financial management.
Retirement Awakening of Poles. IKE and IKZE Are Growing Like Never Before
Poles are increasingly investing in individual retirement accounts IKE and IKZE, marking a significant rise in interest after years of stagnation.
CrediSIS Educa expands access to knowledge with 18 free courses for the community
CrediSIS Educa has launched 18 free online courses aimed at empowering the community with skills in financial education, cooperativism, and personal development.
LIVE: Financial Literacy Week Discussion – "From Small Amounts to Investments"
The discussion aims to provide a practical guide for beginners interested in investing and building their future capital.
VIDEO: Discussion on Financial Literacy Week – 'From Small Amounts to Investments'
The discussion aims to provide a practical guide for beginners looking to enter the investment world and build their financial future.
Financial Innovation: Bling Becomes PayPal for Teens
Berlin-based fintech Bling allows money transfers between minors and expands its services to schools.
Ways to Money: 'How do I invest 5000 euros as a student?'
An eighteen-year-old student, Noah Müller, seeks guidance on investing 5000 euros he has saved from tutoring work.
HMRC says 750,000 Brits can claim 'forgotten' fund if born between two dates
The HMRC is urging 750,000 young Britons to claim 'forgotten' Child Trust Fund accounts worth an average of £2,242 each.
Finances Threatened by Gambling
The article discusses financial literacy initiatives aimed at educating young people in Argentina about responsible money management, particularly through a financial education Olympics.
Protection Against Crashes: How Much Risk Can You Tolerate?
This article discusses how individuals can mitigate risks in stock investment and the financial implications of market crashes.
Citizens' initiative to withdraw accumulated funds from the second level pension system encouraged by low investment returns
A citizen initiative in Latvia is advocating for the withdrawal of funds from the second level pension system due to low investment returns over the past 10-15 years.
Advans La Fayette MfB Reinforces Commitment to Women-Led Businesses at IWD 2026
Advans La Fayette MfB hosted a Business Clinic in Ibadan to support and empower women entrepreneurs during International Women’s Day 2026.
28 organizations commit to improving financial literacy among Latvian citizens
Twenty-eight organizations have signed a memorandum to enhance the financial literacy of Latvian citizens as part of a national strategy for 2021-2027.
LIVE: Financial Literacy Week Discussion with Youth about Money
A live discussion on financial literacy will take place on March 16, focusing on young people's experiences and challenges regarding money.
VIDEO: Discussion with Youth about Money during Financial Literacy Week
A live discussion titled 'An Open Conversation about Money' will take place on March 16 as part of Financial Literacy Week, where youth will share their experiences regarding financial topics that are often difficult to discuss.
Debt Renegotiation Fair offers discounts and special conditions in Natal
A debt renegotiation fair in Natal, Brazil, offers citizens the chance to settle debts with special conditions and discounts from various institutions.
Survey: one in seven Lithuanians use investment accounts, but almost half have never heard of them
A recent survey reveals that while only 14% of Lithuanians actively use investment accounts, a significant portion remains unaware of this investment tool.
The 'frugal chic girl' style is the super trend of 2026. It works regardless of age
The 'frugal chic girl' style, popularized by British influencer Mia McGrath, combines elegance and financial prudence, focusing on beauty and interior design without excessive spending.
Investing in Your Future: The Power of Transforming Your Savings into Investment
The article discusses the shift in the Mexican economy towards empowering individuals to transition from savers to investors through accessible local financial products.
LIVE: Watch the Pension Conference Sharing Tips on Making Smart Financial Decisions!
The upcoming Pension Day in Estonia will focus on fraud prevention and debunking pension myths with expert-led advice on smart financial choices.
Half of High-Risk ETF Investors and Interested Parties Are Unaware of Product Risks
Nearly half of the investors and potential investors in high-risk exchange-traded funds (ETFs) do not fully understand the structure and risks of these products, according to a recent survey.
Four out of five Czechs are investing. The inflation shock served as a wake-up call
A new report indicates that four out of five Czechs have begun investing, driven by recent inflation trends that have highlighted the need for better financial strategies.
SEC urges stronger women participation in capital market
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Nigeria has called for increased participation of women in the capital market, highlighting their critical role in enhancing financial institutions and investor confidence.
What is Stocks [Photo Essay]
The article discusses the current excitement surrounding the South Korean stock market, highlighting the highs and lows that have led to impulsive investments among citizens.
PET TALK: Working pensioner: I gave the devil a finger, the lost amount of money is a lesson
A 75-year-old working pensioner named Linda fell victim to a financial scam while seeking additional income opportunities.
Every 10 residents of Porto Alegre, 3.6 are in debt, survey shows; check out investment tips
A survey indicates that 36% of Porto Alegre's residents are in debt, highlighting the discrepancy between financial perceptions and realities.
WOMEN'S DAY SPECIAL: How to avoid falling into financial dependence as a woman?
On Women's Day, discussions increasingly focus on women's economic independence, with key principles shared to help women avoid financial dependence.
THE BANK EXPLAINS ⟩ How is home loan interest formed and what does it consist of?
The article explains the components of home loan interest in Estonia, detailing how the bank's margin and the market-based Euribor impact the final interest rate.
Alexandra Cracco: ‘Talking about money shouldn't generate fear or discomfort’
Alexandra Cracco, a Venezuelan expert in finance and human resources, emphasizes the importance of empowering women in financial literacy and corporate environments.
DYPA: Applications for training program with allowance of up to 750 euros start from March 10
On March 10, applicants can submit online applications for the new program by DYPA aimed at skill upgrading in high-demand sectors with a focus on digital, green, and financial literacy skills.
Woman who became a partner in family business as a teenager discovered she owed R$ 3 million after changing cell phone plan: 'Everything was going to be taken to pay'
A young woman found out she owed R$ 3 million in debts after becoming a partner in a family business as a teenager.
The Common Misconception Among Finns Is Revealed When a Spouse Dies
Many Finns mistakenly believe that their spouse automatically inherits their estate after their death, a misconception uncovered by a recent survey by the insurance company Lähitapiola.
'I feel like spending it, but I have debts': young people who will receive the fourteenth salary for the first time already have it committed
Many young Ecuadorians are planning to use their newly received fourteenth salary to pay off debts despite the temptation to spend it freely.
Money, including debts, can no longer be a taboo topic in Poland
A report discusses the current state of household debt in Poland, highlighting that overdue debts are significant but show signs of recovery amid improved economic conditions.
Money, including debts, can no longer be a taboo subject in Poland
The average amount of debt per person in Poland is rising despite a decrease in overdue payment indices, highlighting the need to address financial issues openly to prevent worsening situations.
Chicago offers free help in Spanish to file taxes in 2026
Chicago is providing free tax assistance in Spanish for residents to help them file their 2026 taxes.
'Skipping uni was the best thing I did for my money - it would have set me back years'
A new survey reveals that young people's financial literacy is alarmingly low, prompting many to question the value of a university degree amidst rising student debt.
‘Master Loss’: what the bank collapse showed about the limits of FGC guarantees
A young woman in New York loses her investment in a collapsed Brazilian bank but recovers her funds through the credit guarantee fund, highlighting the challenges of financial investing for novices.
Do you know how much you owe where? A clear online application will help you clarify it
A new online application aims to help users understand their financial debts more clearly.
Cresol impacts more than 33 thousand children and young people with educational projects in 2025
Cresol reaches over 33,000 children and youths in Brazil with its educational projects aimed at promoting financial literacy and cooperative spirit in schools in 2025.
UNBELIEVABLE STATISTICS: See how many Estonians are leasing cars without remembering the terms of the contract
A recent study reveals that while 64% of car buyers in Estonia acquire vehicles through leasing, only 39% can recall the terms of their contracts.
Crorepati Tips: Want to be a millionaire by investing ₹5,000 a month? Learn the right way to save money
The article discusses how investing ₹5,000 per month can lead to becoming a millionaire over 26-27 years due to compounding interest.
How to pave your way to wealth with only $5,000?
The article discusses whether $5,000 can serve as a starting point for building wealth, particularly in the context of young Arabs seeking investment opportunities.
Do You Really Need This Purchase? Expert Warns of Impulse Buying Traps
An expert highlights the dangers of impulse buying, emphasizing the need for planning to avoid regret and financial strain.