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Anonymous

12 Jul 2021

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What do you think needs to be done more to support financial literacy in Singapore? I think for one, there has been more talk about financial literacy today than it was in the past. What's next?

Would be interested to get your thoughts.

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Colby Adkins

28 Dec 2023

@Rainbow Obby Even if it is modest, knowing that you are taking steps to raise it will help alleviate some of the adulting worry.

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Cryotosensei

18 Feb 2023

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Schools have to do more than just teach students how to differentiate between wants and needs. At the very least, teach students how to avoid credit card debt

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12 Jul 2021

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