RM1.5mil in grants for financial literacy


Leading the charge: (From left) Bank Negara Malaysia Financial Inclusion Department director Nor Rafidz Nazri, Mak, Alina and FWD Insurance ESG & Strategic Initiatives head Khairul Anuar Che Yeop at the programme launch recently.

MONEY matters, but not everyone knows how to handle it.

Starting this month, the first cohort of 50 university students will embark on a three-month curriculum that includes training, coaching and community service to equip them with essential financial skills.

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