Tag: financial education

In a recent groundbreaking market research conducted in the UK by everyoneINVESTED, a significant revelation was made regarding investors' awareness of investment risks. The study, which delved deep into the intricacies of investment risk, found that individuals with prior investment experience, particularly those who had been profiled, demonstrated a heightened awareness and understanding of the risks associated with their investment choices.

Kashable, a pioneering FinTech company based in New York City, has successfully concluded a significant Series B funding round, securing $25.6m. The investment round was...

Ahead of the bustling Black Friday sales, a concerning revelation has emerged from Creditspring's recent study. An astonishing 16 million people in the UK are still oblivious to the fact that using 'Buy Now Pay Later' (BNPL) services can lead to significant debt.

In a move aimed at bridging the financial capability gap in the UK, GoHenry has initiated a petition aimed at making financial education compulsory. 

Reseda Group, a credit union service organisation fully owned by MSU Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU), has announced a partnership with the FinTech star, Goalsetter. Their collaboration aims to sculpt the upcoming generation of savers, investors, and credit union enthusiasts by infusing advanced financial tools and educational resources.

Approximately 16 million UK residents remain oblivious to the financial risks associated with 'Buy Now Pay Later' (BNPL) services, says research from responsible lender,...

GoHenry's Money Missions, a gamified learning platform, is successful in helping kids and teens boost savings, according to research.

Denmark-headquartered Female Invest, a financial education and community platform, has launched an educational app on its mission to improve women's financial literacy.

The three European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) have published a joint thematic report on national financial education initiatives on digitalisation.

GoHenry, a FinTech aimed at children, has teamed up with payments giant Visa to provide more kids and teens across the US, UK and Europe with access to prepaid cards.