Aiaf in support of financial education
The majority of people who are victims of fraud and financial truffe (about two out of three adults) do not reach the minimum level of financial literacy
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Our country has some of the highest savings in the world both in absolute terms and in terms of propensity. I agree with Prof. Masciandaro that financial education is a financial asset. I would add that it is also a strategic asset for our state because the better this asset is managed, the greater the socio-economic returns for Italy.
Continuing to improve basic financial knowledge to support sound financial decisions in the current economic and financial environment is therefore a must.
As well as rafforising behaviours and attitudes that are more likely to support financial resilience and well-being
In the OECD/INFE 2023 report, it is written: 'financial literacy can foster greater financial resilience and well-being, as adults who achieve the minimum target level of financial literacy also exhibit significantly higher levels of financial well-being and resilience'.
Thus, not only is it necessary to support individuals in understanding basic financial concepts, but attention should also be paid to promoting certain financial behaviour.
