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The SEC and NYSC have launched a program aimed at educating young Nigerians about the dangers of Ponzi schemes and promoting responsible investment practices.

A spelling quiz has been provided to start the week, with an emphasis on the unique phrasing of the questions that may affect the results.

A student expresses concern over a policy allowing audio assistance in national Swedish tests, arguing it undermines the importance of reading skills.

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.

The majority of housing loans are taken by younger individuals, indicating a trend toward increased financial planning among youth in Lithuania.

The article discusses how inadequate education contributes to crime by highlighting the link between literacy levels and criminal behavior in Brazil.

Residents of Campos dos Goytacazes can enroll until March 30 in a free literacy program aimed at adults and youth.

The article explores the varying attitudes and experiences of three seniors in the digital world, highlighting their different levels of engagement with technology.

Angelo Mellone's innovative approach to discussing modern love through his one-man show 'Ripetizioni d'amore' seeks to navigate the complexities of contemporary romantic relationships.

The Akwa Ibom State Government has launched an AI-driven initiative to enhance basic education by improving literacy and numeracy among primary school pupils.

The Municipal School Ermelinda Rosalina Sammarco de Figueiredo in Altinópolis, Brazil, has inaugurated a reading container designed to promote literacy among its students.

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.

A new NDR format called 'Rabbit Hole' aims to educate young people on distinguishing AI-generated fake content from facts amid a surge of misinformation on social media.

A selection of newly released insightful books covering topics like labor rights, public transportation, literacy education, and historical religious speeches in South Korea.

A new publication featuring facsimiles of Estonia's oldest surviving primers was launched at a conference in Tallinn.

A Latvian financial literacy expert highlights the tendency of residents to focus on short-term financial management rather than long-term planning.

A financial expert emphasizes that Latvian citizens struggle with long-term financial planning, often prioritizing immediate financial needs over savings and investments.

A local reading contest in Grafing highlights the importance of fostering a love for reading among children, despite a noted decline in reading proficiency among students.

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.

Poles are increasingly investing in individual retirement accounts IKE and IKZE, marking a significant rise in interest after years of stagnation.

CrediSIS Educa has launched 18 free online courses aimed at empowering the community with skills in financial education, cooperativism, and personal development.

The discussion aims to provide a practical guide for beginners interested in investing and building their future capital.

The discussion aims to provide a practical guide for beginners looking to enter the investment world and build their financial future.

Library specialists in Latvia discuss various initiatives to enhance the joy of reading and literacy among both adults and youth.

Berlin-based fintech Bling allows money transfers between minors and expands its services to schools.

The Mexican education ministry held a forum with UNESCO to address cell phone abuse among students, raising questions about the coherence of their actions with this discourse.

An eighteen-year-old student, Noah Müller, seeks guidance on investing 5000 euros he has saved from tutoring work.

The HMRC is urging 750,000 young Britons to claim 'forgotten' Child Trust Fund accounts worth an average of £2,242 each.

The article discusses financial literacy initiatives aimed at educating young people in Argentina about responsible money management, particularly through a financial education Olympics.

This article discusses how individuals can mitigate risks in stock investment and the financial implications of market crashes.

The article is a commentary urging the Czech politician Andrej Babiš to better understand percentages and numerical data.

A workshop aimed at helping students at the Athens University of Economics and Business (OPA) discern between real news and misinformation was held by To Vima and other Alter Ego media outlets on Tuesday.

Adriano Hordina, a traveling writer, donates copies of his book to public libraries in Cabo Frio as part of his initiative to support literacy.

In 2025, 79% of Lithuanians used the internet to read news and gather information, exceeding the EU average of 66%.

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 hosted a Business Clinic in Ibadan to support and empower women entrepreneurs during International Women’s Day 2026.

The Nossa Senhora da Luz Community Center in Pituba, Salvador, is now accepting enrollments for various educational courses for youth and adults, including free literacy classes.

The article discusses the significant impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on education and daily life in South Korea, highlighting concerns about over-reliance on AI among students.

Twenty-eight organizations have signed a memorandum to enhance the financial literacy of Latvian citizens as part of a national strategy for 2021-2027.

A live discussion on financial literacy will take place on March 16, focusing on young people's experiences and challenges regarding money.

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.

A Brazilian journalist who is blind shares his experiences and challenges around education and literacy, particularly in relation to learning Braille.

California state librarian Greg Lucas is under scrutiny over $650,000 that is unaccounted for in a literacy program associated with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library.

A debt renegotiation fair in Natal, Brazil, offers citizens the chance to settle debts with special conditions and discounts from various institutions.

The article discusses the challenges in accessing a page about Czech train stations, possibly due to browser extensions or VPN issues.

A recent survey reveals that while only 14% of Lithuanians actively use investment accounts, a significant portion remains unaware of this investment tool.

The article discusses the types of content that young boys are exposed to on social media platforms.

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.

The article discusses the shift in the Mexican economy towards empowering individuals to transition from savers to investors through accessible local financial products.

A new monograph titled 'Ernst Gliks and the Latvian Bible' highlights the contributions of Latvia's first Bible translator and educational reformer.