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Absa Bank Ghana’s ‘Money Matters’ Initiative Reaches Over 50,000 Students Nationwide

August 1, 2024
Stephen M.Cby Stephen M.C
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Absa Bank Ghana’s ‘Money Matters’ Initiative Reaches Over 50,000 Students Nationwide

Priscilla Yeboah, Head of Citizenship at Absa Bank Ghana LTD

Absa Bank Ghana LTD is making a substantial impact on financial literacy among young people through its ‘Money Matters’ initiative.

Launched earlier this year, the program has already reached over 50,000 students across 78 basic and senior high schools throughout the country, significantly surpassing initial expectations. This initiative, developed in collaboration with the Ghana Education Service, the Young Investors Network, and the National Banking College, aims to equip students with essential financial skills, laying the groundwork for sustainable financial literacy education in Ghana.

The ‘Money Matters’ initiative is designed to impart crucial financial knowledge to students, including concepts such as budgeting, saving, and investing. By targeting pupils at both basic and senior high school levels, the program addresses the need for financial literacy at an early age, helping students develop a strong foundation for making informed financial decisions.

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Priscilla Yeboah, Head of Citizenship at Absa Bank Ghana LTD, expressed her enthusiasm about the success of the initiative, highlighting the positive response and widespread support it has received. “The response to the Money Matters initiative has been overwhelmingly positive and has received great support from the regional and municipal offices of the Ghana Education Service across the regions visited so far,” she stated.

Mrs. Yeboah emphasized the importance of the program, noting that it aims to reach a total of 100,000 students. “Currently, we have reached over 50,000 students. This milestone shows the need for financial literacy education amongst young people, and we are committed to ensuring that more people gain the financial literacy skills they need to navigate the economic landscape of tomorrow.”

Interactive Learning for Lasting Impact

A key feature of the ‘Money Matters’ initiative is its interactive curriculum, which incorporates real-life scenarios to help students understand and apply financial concepts in their daily lives. This hands-on approach is designed to increase engagement and ensure better retention of financial knowledge among participants.

According to Mrs. Yeboah, “This hands-on approach has helped to increase the engagement and retention of financial knowledge among participants. When you are financially literate, you have the essential foundation for a smart relationship with money.”

The program’s interactive nature not only makes learning about finance more accessible and engaging for students but also helps demystify financial concepts that may otherwise seem complex or intimidating. By using practical examples and relatable scenarios, the initiative aims to empower students with the confidence to manage their finances effectively and responsibly.

For Absa Bank Ghana, the ‘Money Matters’ initiative is more than just an educational program; it is a forward-thinking effort to cultivate a financially literate future generation. By equipping young people with the critical skills needed to understand and manage their finances, the bank is investing in the long-term economic development of the country. The knowledge and skills gained through the program are expected to have a ripple effect, as students apply these principles in their personal lives and potentially share them with their families and communities.

As Absa Bank Ghana continues to roll out this financial literacy program, the focus remains on reaching as many students as possible and ensuring that they receive a comprehensive education in financial management. The bank’s commitment to this cause reflects a broader dedication to corporate social responsibility and the belief that financial education is a vital component of personal and national growth.

The ‘Money Matters’ initiative by Absa Bank Ghana LTD is making a notable difference in the lives of young Ghanaians. By surpassing the halfway mark towards its goal of reaching 100,000 students, the program demonstrates the significant demand for financial literacy education among the youth. With continued efforts and support, this initiative is set to play a crucial role in shaping a financially savvy generation capable of contributing positively to Ghana’s economic future.

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