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Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics

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Congratulations to our second batch of student trainers for successfully completing the Train-the-Trainers Programme 2013! This year we were honoured to partner with the Centre of Teaching Excellence to deliver a Lesson Planning and Content Development Workshop for our student trainers. 

 

TRAINERS

With extensive knowledge of personal finance and other money matters, our student trainers will steer participants towards financial success and help them to achieve their financial goals.

 

About Us

The Citi-SMU Financial Literacy Programme for Young Adults is a financial education programme catering to young adults between the ages of 17 and 30.

 

Resources

Tools and materials to get you started in charting your financial literacy journey.

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Choosing Funds or Trusts

Practically both the terms Mutual Fund and Unit Trust can be used interchangeably in Singapore.

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