Kenneth Lou

Co-founder at Seedly

07 Jun 2019

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Poll for the community: Do you think there is a need for Personal Finance Literacy to be taught to Persons With Disabilities (PWD) in Singapore?

We actually have an opportunity and grants to work with the community to engage the people with disabilities (Deaf, Sight, Speech and other disabilities) in Singapore. But I'm personally wondering how they currently go about their day to day at present? Anyone with thoughts and experiences to share? What topics would be interesting for this group?

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Orabelle

Edited 07 Mar 2024

I think it's a personal need, so if they like to study, they should register 2048 game

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Colby Adkins

20 Dec 2023

@geometry dash scratch Schools must do more than simply teach children how to distinguish between wants and necessities. At a minimum, teach pupils how to prevent credit card debt.

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Shun Oh

07 Jun 2019

A lot of times, engaging with person with disability, will also means interaction with their caregiv...

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