Young Malaysians struggle to build financial resilience


Prudential Assurance Malaysia Bhd CEO Lim Eng Seong

KUALA LUMPUR: More needs to be done to improve financial literacy among young Malaysians, said Prudential Malaysia Assurance Bhd (PAMB).

This includes greater awareness of riskier financial instruments. Additionally, more communication is needed about the benefits of protecting incomes and health to instil stability in later life.

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