Financial Literacy and Retirement Planning Among Employees of a Higher Educational Institution in the PhilippinesMendoza, Anna MariaBunda, NoginPulohanan, Kyra AudreyFlor, SofiaOng, Andrea PamelaTan, Melanie RoseSMN Digest
We evaluate a free, 4-hour financial literacy course offered by a major financial institution on a large-scale, covering savings, retirement, and credit use. We document that there is relatively low interest in such a program among the general population, and screen recruited subjects on ...
摘要: Highlights developments in the Highschool Financial Planning Program formed by the National Endowment for Financial Education, the Credit Union National Association and various credit unions in the United States. Impact of credit union support on the program; Goal of the program....
The positive influence played on the economy by strong domestic spending and the vibrant service sector stems at least in part from the country’s demography. In particular, the Philippines has a population of 110 million that has an average age of just 25 (this compares to the ASEAN average ...
A further insight indicates that financial stress, along with all the complicated conditions that might accompany it, remains directly tied to anxiety shown in college students despite the presence of family support [8]. In the Philippines, for instance, college students reveal that students with ...
For many of us who are first-generation Americans, financial literacy isn’t something we learn from our parents - and we’re definitely not taught about money in school! You’re often left to figure it out on your own, and that’s a daunting task when you’re also responsible for help...
Fubon Cultural and Educational Foundation is deeply committed to cultivating children and youth. Taking root in financial literacy education with the Financial Literacy Online Learning School and the physical campus lecture tour in parallel benefits more than 1,000 people. The foundation also pays attent...
Such a sustained financial literacy campaign, he said, is an important foundation towards uplifting the lives of Filipinos. “Financial inclusion means different things to different people. For us, it means giving our kababayans access to a holistic and equitable financial system,” Aboitiz said. ...
1/15/2024 New Year, New Me. Our resolutions will either be a success or a failure as the year rolls in. However, one thing is for sure. And that is the increase of our Pag-IBIG monthly contribution from Php 100 to Php 200.
Besides, educated individuals/households are more likely to resort to mortgages because of their higher level of financial literacy (People’s Bank of China [PBOC], 2020). Institutional factors are also unique to China. For instance, hukou not only indicates the place of household registration ...