Financial Literacy and Responsibility

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@Hiba-khan Establish a culture that supports literacy. ...
Explicitly teach skills. ...
Create a compelling classroom library for independent reading. ...
Confer with students individually during independent reading time. ...
Talk about books. ...
Write about books.

@Mariya-Rajpar Financial responsibility involves understanding your income and expenses, saving and investing wisely, managing debt, and preparing for unforeseen circumstances. It's about making informed decisions today that will positively impact your future.

@Mariya-Rajpar yes

@Hiba-khan The five principles of financial literacy are earning, saving, borrowing, spending and protecting assets. Financial literacy helps you make better financial decisions and improves overall financial well-being. Financial literacy skills include finding, understanding and using resources for informed decision-making

@Quratulain The five principles of financial literacy are earning, saving, borrowing, spending and protecting assets. Financial literacy helps you make better financial decisions and improves overall financial well-being. Financial literacy skills include finding, understanding and using resources for informed decision-making

@Hiba-khan yes

@Hiba-khan yes

@Hiba-khan Financial literacy is universally essential for all students, regardless of their background or future career path. It equips them with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complexities of personal finance, make informed decisions, and achieve financial security.

@Hiba-khan Being financially literate provides long-term advantages such as wealth accumulation and financial security. By understanding the principles of investing and saving, individuals can build a robust financial portfolio, ensuring a secure future for themselves and their families.

@Hiba-khan Earning.
Saving and investing.
Borrowing and managing your debt.
Spending and planning.
Protecting your assets.