Building Foundation
A strong financial education is built on a number of foundational building blocks.
There’s a lot to learn, spanning key topics such as –
- Money Basics
- Saving
- Spending
- Earning
- Budgeting
- Banking
- Borrowing
- Insurance
- Investing
In addition to these core elements, it is important to know how to manage money, why to pay taxes, when to borrow and many other financial terminologies.
Where to Begin?
We firmly believe in an incremental approach to financial education, where the first lesson helps you in preparing for the next.
You need to learn what money is and how to earn before you can save it. You need to learn how to save before you can spend it. You need to learn how to spend wisely before you can set short term and long term goals.
Each step takes both time and practice to learn.
Where to Begin?
We firmly believe in an incremental approach to financial education, where the first lesson helps you in preparing for the next.
You need to learn what money is and how to earn before you can save it. You need to learn how to save before you can spend it. You need to learn how to spend wisely before you can set short term and long term goals.
Each step takes both time and practice to learn.
How We Help
FinStart programs are designed to help the child acquire knowledge and skills to manage money wisely.
While it’s never too late to begin educating the child financially, the earlier you start, the easier it is to develop a good financial habit in the child.
We offer programs in the age group of 7-15 years that combines real world education with fun & easy learning lessons.
Our most important principle in teaching kids about finance is taking it slow and making the lessons interactive.