JA Philippines, Wells Fargo launch 3rd year of JA Personal Finance Program, empower Filipino students via financial literacy

Sponsored by Wells Fargo, this program focuses on equipping students with essential financial skills, including earning, budgeting, saving, investing, and responsible credit use.Wells Fargo's support of the program is aligned with its focused approach to making a difference in the communities where it has a footprint, reflecting its commitment to promoting financial literacy and equipping the next generation with tools for an empowered and financially secure future.

The challenges include economic priorities, cultural barriers, limited access to financial services, and the prevalence of misinformation and predatory practices. Through initiatives like JA Personal Finance, and with the support of government, private sectors, financial institutions, universities, media, families, communities, and NGOs, JA Philippines aims to improve this statistic significantly.

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