BENEFITS OF FINANCIAL LITERACY - Valencia, Jamaica - BSED1

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BENEFITS OF

FINANCIAL
LITERACY
Prepared By:
Valencia, Jamaica O.
BSED-1

Submitted To: Dra. Meriam Cea


What is Financial Literacy?

Financial Literacy enables


people to understand and apply
knowledge and skills to achieve
a lifestyle that is financially
balanced, sustainable, ethical
and responsible.
Five Fundamental Components
of Financial Literacy

1. Budgeting
2. Investing
3. Borrowing
4. Taxation
5. Personal Financial Management
Listed below are the assortment of benefits
of being financially literate:
Ability to make better financial decisions
Effective management of money and debt
Greater equipped to reach financial goals
Reduction of expenses through better regulation
Less financial stress and anxiety
Increase in ethical decision-making when
selecting insurance, loans, investments, and
using a credit card
Effective creation of a structured budget
 Increased
personal
financial literacy
affects one’s
financial behavior. It does not
totally eliminate the need for a
social safety net because even the
most prudent individual can
encounter financial difficulties.
FINANCIAL
LITERACY IN THE
PHILIPPINES
Several findings of researches with
regards to the state of financial literacy
in the country according to “Go” (2017):
World bank study in 2014 estimated
20 million Filipinos saved money
but only half had bank accounts.
Asian Development Bank (ADB)
study in 2015 revealed that PH does
not have a national strategy for
financial education and literacy
In 2016, Bangko Sentral ng
Pilipinas (BSP) released the
national strategy for financial
inclusion, stating that while
institutions strive to broaden
financial services, financial literacy
should also complement such
initiatives.
More than 80% of the working
middle class have no formal
financial plan.
As per Standard & Poor’s
(S&P) ratings services survey
last year, only 25% of Filipinos
are financially literate.

Ten years after the discovery


of the stock market, still less
than one percent of Philippine
population is invested in it.
Making steps to becoming
financially literate is an
important component of
life that can ensure
financial solidity, reduce
anxiety, and stimulate the
achievement of financial
goals.
Being financially literate allows an
individual to be better prepared for
specific financial roadblocks, which,
in turn, decreases the chances of
personal economic distress.

Achieving financial literacy is crucial


in today’s society due to everyday
facets of life, such as student loans,
mortgages, credit cards, investments,
and health insurance.
That’s all for my Report.
Thank You!!!

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