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Students
First lessons in saving, budgeting and banking, before money decisions begin.
Home Financial Literacy
Financial Literacy for
Every Generation.
Finance Forum Literacy Foundation carries FFOI’s pro bono education work: practical money skills for students, families and communities.
Pro Bono
Every FFLF session is offered pro bono: free for participants and hosts.
On Campus or Online
Sessions run in a hybrid format, in the room or on screen.
By Invitation
Any FFOI member institution can invite FFLF to its campus.
WHAT FFLF TEACHES
Three Areas of Financial Literacy.
Each session draws on one or more of these areas, shaped around its audience.
Functional Finance
Core money-management skills: budgeting, saving, credit and everyday financial decision-making.
Sectoral Finance
Applied knowledge across industry sectors, building finance fluency specific to each domain.
Asset Finance
Understanding investment, asset classes and long-term wealth creation.
WHO IT IS FOR
Money Skills for Every Stage of Life.
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Young Earners
A first salary, tax basics, credit and the first steps in investing.
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Families
Household budgets, insurance and safe ways to save for what matters.
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Senior Citizens
Secure banking, steady retirement income and staying safe from fraud.
HOW IT WORKS
From Invitation to Session in Three Steps.
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Invite
Your institution sends a request through the form below.
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Plan
FFLF agrees the audience, topics, format and date with you.
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Learn
The session runs on your campus or online, pro bono.
INVITE FFLF
Bring a Literacy Session to Your Campus.
Tell us who the session is for and when suits you. The FFLF team will plan it with you.
Sessions are open to FFOI member institutions. Become a member
+91 86575 03364 | info@ffoi.in
INVITE FFLF
Bring a Literacy Session to Your Campus.
Tell us who the session is for and when suits you. The FFLF team will plan it with you.
Sessions are open to FFOI member institutions. Become a member
+91 86575 03364 | info@ffoi.in
Activities undertaken through the Finance Forum Literacy Foundation (FFLF) are focused on financial literacy, awareness, and community-oriented education. FFLF activities should not be interpreted as constituting FFOI certification or professional qualification unless expressly identified as such. FFLF sessions are educational and do not constitute investment, tax, or financial advice.