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Why should financial literacy training start at an early age?

Rachna Heda, Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Glentree Academy talks about financial literacy and children
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How does early financial literacy help children in the long term?

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Financial knowledge again goes into further innovation and strategic planning with the capability of setting realistic goals, prioritising expenditure, and planning for growth. It nurtures a growth mindset that makes them more adaptable and resilient in following long-term business objectives. It would prepare aspiring entrepreneurs with the ability to handle funds, analyse profitability, and understand investments; and therefore, build a foundation in schools.

This would enable students to transform innovative ideas into viable ventures, thus fuelling future economic growth and encouraging a responsible culture of entrepreneurship.

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Why should financial literacy training start at an early age?  

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Financial literacy is an essential tool for entrepreneurial education, equipping students with knowledge in budgeting, resource management, and cash flow. Children have a natural curiosity that makes them adept at grasping complex ideas, and early exposure helps build financial awareness, responsibility, and confidence.

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