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Financial education allows us to make the right decisions today that can affect our future. That’s why we promote financial and insurance education and culture among all our stakeholders: our employees, customers, the communities we work in, and society in general.
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The three pillars of financial education
Building a secure financial future for you and your family starts here
Your savings and finances
Your savings and finances
Understanding personal finance is essential to managing your money wisely and building a secure future. At its core, personal finance is about knowing how to manage your income, expenses, savings, and investments.
Managing money well, from the earliest stages in life, enables you to enjoy greater financial security right up to your golden years.
How to invest your money
How to invest your money
Investing is about putting your money to work for you. Saving part of your income and investing it can help you achieve the goals you set for yourself at different stages of life.
Making good investment decisions requires a minimum level of knowledge, a realistic view of your situation and clear short, medium and long-term goals.
Insurance culture and you
Insurance culture and you
Insurance is a way to protect yourself against risk. Taking out an insurance policy means the risk is transferred to an insurance company, which will be responsible for repairing or compensating you for damages you suffer in the case of an accident. This arrangement involves the payment of a premium – an amount of money that entitles you to future benefits or compensation.
Insurance is really a safety net that helps you and your loved ones recover after something bad happens.
