Financial Literacy
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“If I owe you a pound then that’s my problem, but If I owe you a million then that’s your problem” - John Maynard Keynes
OUR PROGRAMS
What We Do
Financial Education Programme for Adults (FEPA)
The Financial Education Programme for Adults (FEPA) was launched by the NCFE in the month of September 2019. FEPA is a Financial Literacy Programme designed and implemented to spread financial awareness among the adult population such as Farmers, Women groups, Asha Workers, Anganwadi Workers, Self Help Groups, Employees of Organization, Skill Development Trainees etc., This programme is conducted in line with the targets of National Strategy for Financial Education and the focus have been given to Special Focused Districts (SFDs). This programme expects to substantially contribute to NCFE’s vision of a “Financially aware and empowered India”.
Financial Education Training Program (FETP)
FETP is an initiative of the NCFE for providing unbiased personal financial education to people and organizations for improving financial literacy in the country. NCFE has been conducting FETP for school-teachers, who are teaching students in classes 6 to 10 across India. The program, based on two pillars; education and awareness, aims to establish a sustainable financial literacy campaign that can empower people’s lives. After completion of the training, these teachers would be certified as ‘Money Smart Teachers’ and would facilitate the conduct of financial education classes in schools and encourage students to obtain basic financial skills.
Financial Awareness and Consumer
Training (FACT)
Globally, youth are becoming financial consumers earlier in their lives than ever before and making financial decisions (credit cards, education loans) that can have lasting consequences, if not well managed.
Money Smart School Program (MSSP)
This is an initiative of the NCFE to provide unbiased financial education in schools for improving financial literacy which is an important life skill for the holistic development of each student. The program is based on two pillars; education and awareness and aims to establish a sustainable financial literacy campaign that will empower an entire generation.
National Financial Literacy Assessment Test
Financial literacy is a core life skill that focuses on knowledge, behaviour and attitude required to make responsible money management decisions. In 2005, the OECD recommended that financial education start as early as possible and be taught in schools.
Financial literacy is a core life skill that focuses on knowledge, behavior and attitude required to make responsible money management
decisions. In 2005, the OECD recommended that financial education start as early as possible and be taught in schools.
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E-Learning Management System
The E-learning Course is offered free of charge to all the registered users. This course will give users a solid knowledge base on disseminating financial literacy, which helps to address demand-side barriers as this makes customers informed and enables better financial decision making and ultimately financial wellbeing.
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E-Learning Management System
The E-learning Course is offered free of charge to all the registered users. This course will give users a solid knowledge base on disseminating financial literacy, which helps to address demand-side barriers as this makes customers informed and enables better financial decision making and ultimately financial wellbeing.
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IMPACT OF FINANCIAL LITERACY ON SOCIETY
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FINANCIAL PLANNING FOR RETIRED PERSONS
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FEPA
FACT
MSSP
FETP
NFLAT
E-LMS
FEPA
To create financial awareness which will generate confidence in the financially excluded sections of the society to use the financial services and products more effectively thereby bringing more people to the formal financial sector
FACT
A program specifically designed to provide financial education to young graduates and postgraduates. This program covers topics relevant to this demographic, aiming to positively impact their financial well-being.
MSSP
The foremost benefit for schools implementing the Money Smart School program is that their students after becoming financially literate will be better equipped to deal with today’s complex financial products and services and exhibit prudent behaviour and attitude when it comes to managing their own money.
FETP
FETP is specifically designed for school teachers handling classes 6 to 10 throughout India. The program is built on two foundational pillars: education and awareness, intending to establish a sustainable financial literacy campaign that can positively impact people’s lives.
NFLAT
Financial literacy is a core life skill that focuses on knowledge, behaviour and attitude required to make responsible money management decisions.
E-LMS
This course will give users a solid knowledge base on disseminating financial literacy, which helps to address demand-side barriers as this makes customers informed and enables better financial decision making and ultimately financial wellbeing.
Blogs
IMPACT OF FINANCIAL LITERACY ON SOCIETY
Types of Accounts involved while investing in stocks/shares
Anytime, anywhere documents in our hands from safe hands! Digilocker
FINANCIAL PLANNING FOR RETIRED PERSONS
MAHILA SAMMAN SAVINGS CERTIFICATE
Where There Is A Will, There Is A Way
MISSELLING
Financial Wellbeing
Financial Education Is Our Greatest Asset
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- October 10, 2024
The National Centre for Financial Education (NCFE) is seeking to expand its outreach and further its mission of creating “A Financially Aware and Empowered India.” To this end, NCFE is inviting applications for the empanelment of individuals as Financial Education Trainers (FETs). Empanelled trainers are intended for conducting NCFE’s financial education programmes in accordance with […]
- July 30, 2024
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- December 27, 2023
I have very sincerely attended Financial Education Program on 25/09/2021 and conducted by NCFE and very carefully listened advices of the Resource person since the begenning of session till the end. The impact of FE Program conducted by NCFE is very immense & cannot be measured & I take pride in saying that I have […]
- December 27, 2023
I took part in a financial education workshop organized recently by NCFE, it had helped me & my family to come out from financial distress. I have learnt importance of budgeting, savings and planned investment. Earlier I had one cow giving 5-6 liter milk per day. Now I have purchased 2 more cows giving 15-20 […]
- December 27, 2023
I Nikhil Sushil, living in Palappuram, a small village of Palakkad District, Kerala, is a student of Laksmi Narayana Arts and Science college Mayannur – Kerla. He has undergone NCFE’s Financial Education programme which helped him to understand the necessity of opening a saving account and need to save money for future Needs. I personally […]
- December 27, 2023
Hello there, I’m Sanjeevi R. a student from KIT – Kalaighnarkar Karunanidhi Institute of Technology, Coimbatore. I learned from NCFE program the importance of investments and savings for future. I also realised my family members and I must be insured to Financially protect ourselve against any unforeseen event. Before this workshop I had no idea […]
- December 27, 2023
Chetna Kumre is resident of Sitatola village. This village has sent percent primitive tribes (Madia-gond) population. Chetna Kumre is Chairperson of Mahavaishavi Mahila Bachat Gat in the village itself. She runs a small grocery shop at the porch of her small house. There is village around Sitatola. At the distance of 2 Km is the […]
- December 27, 2023
Nikki is a young woman from Bahedeki, a remote village in Saharanpur district’s Baliakheri Block in Uttar Pradesh. She took part in a financial education workshop organised recently by National Centre for Financial Education (NCFE), which was, in her own words, a life-changing experience. “I learned the importance of budgeting, savings and planned investment. I […]
- December 27, 2023
Thanks to NCFE, National Centre for Financial Education Mumbai for conducting teacher’s training programme at our Stree Sudhan Girls Inter College Bareilly. It has really been an unprecedented Financial Education Program never done before consequent upon which , I was so motivated and felt that I should spread the same content to my girls students […]
- December 27, 2023
Mathura Harijan, is a school teacher who stays in Nandahandi Block of Nabarangpur District, Odisha. He attended the financial education workshop conducted by NCFE resource person. The programme was specially conducted in local language so as to make the local tribal people understand more about financial education and government schemes in financial sector. After attending […]
- December 27, 2023
It is said “You only become strong when you don’t have a choice”. Here is how Nitaben Makwana had an experience of the same. Nitaben, a regular housewife looking after daily household chores and taking care of kids. Her husband was working in a company at Dubai and life was all good for a typical […]
