How FIs can partner with parents to build better financial literacy programs - Tearsheet
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Bringing parents into the picture is crucial as they impart an average of 114 financial lessons yearly, showing their pivotal role in financial education for the younger generation.
A notable disconnect exists; just 4% of parents feel prepared to discuss international finance, impacting their children's global financial literacy amid a rapidly evolving market.
Younger generations are entering a more globalized world where their financial needs will differ, necessitating a deeper understanding of international finance to thrive.
Parents' confidence in basic finance topics like budgeting is high, but the complexity of international finance poses a challenge for them to communicate effectively.
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