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Need to plug the financial literacy gap

By BENJAMIN LEE

Tuesday, 11 Apr 2023

PETALING JAYA: More needs to be done to improve the financial literacy of Malaysian youth, say experts.

Malaysia Literacy in Financial Education Association founding chairman Amy Seok said more emphasis should be placed on teaching financial literacy from a young age.

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