Children aged 7 to 12 learn about Cha-Ching’s money-smart concepts, instilling financial literacy among the Filipino youth
Financial literacy is a
critical tool for personal empowerment, equipping individuals with essential
skills in money management, budgeting, and investing to make informed financial
decisions and secure their future.
However, recent statistics from the
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) reveal a concerning state of financial literacy in the
Philippines, with only two in 10 Filipinos scoring perfectly on basic financial
questions and just 25% understanding fundamental financial concepts, according
to the World Bank. This underscores the urgent need for enhanced financial
education, especially among the youth.
As part of the International
Youth celebration, Pru Life UK is igniting a vital conversation on fostering
financial responsibility from a young age.
Through its Cha-Ching program, created by Prudence Foundation, the community investment arm in Asia and Africa of Prudential plc, Pru Life UK’s parent company, in partnership with Junior Achievement Philippines, Pru Life UK is leading the charge in instilling financial literacy in Filipino children aged 7 to 12.




