According to an impact evaluation by FHI 360, students who participate in the JA Building a Financially Capable Generation learning experience gain valuable knowledge, skills, and attitudes for managing their financial health and well-being.
Read MoreWe created an educational app, FinQuest, to inspire youth ages 12-16 to take ownership of their financial future. Now, thanks to our partners at HSBC, we are able to offer FinQuest to users around the world at no charge.
Read MoreFinancial literacy is what you know. Financial capability is what you can do. JA Worldwide will bring this message to the World Education Summit this week.
Read MoreThere will be fewer plastic bottles to recycle in Joyce’s household because she is changing her spending habits. Now, she intends to save more of her pocket money…
Read MoreWhere do parents go to learn how to talk with their children about money matters? Gloria in Hong Kong, SAR-China found the best opportunity to learn how to approach financial conversations with young people was to volunteer in the JA Building a Financially Capable Generation initiative.
Read MoreNeither Jophy nor Hilarie had much experience talking about money matters. In fact, they did not have much interest in it, either, until they participated in the JA Building a Financially Capable Generation initiative.
Read MoreWhen he volunteered to teach students how to make smart decisions with their money, Anson did not expect to get anything back in return. To his surprise…
Read MoreDina Karam embodies HSBC’s commitment to helping the next generation gain the future skills they need to thrive.
Read MoreLet’s normalize talking about money with young people. That will go a long way toward helping young people become financially capable.
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