Imagine two versions of your child - 10 years into the future.

 

• Version 1 : What would their financial situation be like they are left unprepared for handling money and investing ?

                                                                       

• Version 2 : What would life look like in 10 years if you make them financially literate and matured in managing money, investing and overall finances. Developing financial acumen will also help them become better at any profession or business they choose to pursue.  ​

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From day to day, you may not recognize the impact of your financial ignorance. But, looking at the span of 5-10 years, it’s easy to see how our everyday financial decisions and poor money habits add up to something more. Bad money habits make time your enemy. Good money habits make time your ally.

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When kids leave home, they face some heavy financial responsibilities, including creating a budget and choosing the right investments and asset classes for their long-term goals. Much of the time, however, they’re woefully unprepared for those challenges. Many kids grow up in households where parents simply aren’t comfortable talking about money. At times parents themselves are not financially literate to educate their kids. Schools and most colleges too, don’t offer classes on Finance and Money 101.

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That’s why, according to a 2024 study, over 75% of Gen Z respondents said they wished they had been able to take a financial education class. And in 2022, the Investopedia Financial Literacy Survey found that only one in four Gen-Zs feel that they understand the stock market well enough to explain how it works to a friend.

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Introducing, The Finance and Business Academy