Chilean deputy analyses financial education

Education important to ensuring financial inclusion, report finds

Central Bank of Chile
Central Bank of Chile
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To be effective, financial education must be adopted "jointly with other actions and policies aimed at the same goal of achieving a healthy financial inclusion", according to the findings of an economic policy paper published by the Central Bank of Chile.

In Some thoughts about financial education in Chile, Enrique Marshall, the central bank's deputy governor, presents evidence on the "poor levels" of financial education in the country, while acknowledging that "significant progress has been

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