Quote from: leonair on Today at 04:05:06 PM

Quote from: Akbarkoe on March 03, 2025, 04:05:56 PM

yes that's right, financial education must start from home, I didn't get that from my parents but I have to do that to my child, seeing how Chinese people educate their children to be very disciplined in finance in my environment and most of my Chinese colleagues also say the same, skills in managing finances and turning money over since childhood become a very big capital in making financial decisions in adulthood, I totally agree with this.

True, earlier parents were much less intelligent and they did not keep up with the world news very much. Because of this, we did not get the financial education that we needed from our parents. But now we are familiar with the whole world. We know how countries are surviving and what their discipline is like. So now it is our responsibility to teach our children financial education from home. And the world has now developed in terms of technology that it is definitely possible at home.

I have always believed that the position I was born into does not define me. The position I die into is what defines me.

Actually, it is not that parents are less intelligent in terms of education, because usually parents already expect it in schools so that parents no longer teach financial literacy at home because parents already expect there to be lessons in schools. But in reality financial literacy is not taught in schools around the world.

In my country there are no financial literacy lessons in schools, sometimes I think, what will happen to the government. Is it possible that if financial literacy is taught in schools, the country will potentially go bankrupt. Because the country needs its people to shop and consume?
Therefore, we as a society need to teach financial literacy to children starting from home, and the concept of the Chinese family method needs to be imitated because it prioritizes financial literacy from an early age.