PTPTN URGES PARENTS TO SAVE FOR CHILDREN’S EDUCATION


WHEN the Financial Education Network–an inter-agency platform–presented the National Strategy for Financial Literacy 2019-2023 (National Strategy), it revealed that one in three Malaysians rate themselves low in financial knowledge.

This is worrying with rumblings of an oncoming recession that will hit many countries economically by next year. Having good financial management skills is then crucial.

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