Introduce financial literacy in schools, say activists

Never too young: Siblings Arrizqy Izzran (right), 10, and his brother Arruzain Izzul, eight, sorting their money to be kept in specific cash containers at their home in Shah Alam. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Experts say children should be taught from a young age on how to deal with money and manage their finances.

They said starting as early as their primary years, when children’s attitudes towards money begin to form, is key to ensuring the financial and social welfare of our youth and the next generation.