My Money @ Campus was first launched by MoneySense, the national financial education programme headed by the Ministry of Manpower and Monetary Authority of Singapore
FinLit Challenge is an annual competition open to University, Polytechnic and ITE students, where participants are challenged to ideate new and innovative ways of exploring and spreading Financial Literacy based on a given theme.
The Citi Foundation-SMU Financial Literacy Symposium is an annual flagship event that gathers distinguished academics, industry leaders and government to engage in insightful conversations and trends on the evolving landscape of financial education.…
My Money @ Campus was first launched by MoneySense, the national financial education program headed by the Ministry of Manpower and Monetary Authority of Singapore, in 2015 and aims to equip students in Singapore with financial planning skills before…
The annual Financial Literacy Awareness Day is an exciting carnival cum roadshow held at Polytechnics and ITE Colleges in Singapore. It provides a platform for students to first be introduced to Financial Literacy concepts in a bite-sized and fun…
The Financial Inclusion Hackathon (FInHack) is a newly launched national competition which seeks to harness and catalyse innovative solutions to address real world needs in the area of Financial Inclusion. The Hackathon facilitates exchange…
To understand the evolving financial landscape and meet the need for immediate financial literacy knowledge during the Covid-19 crisis, the Citi Foundation-SMU Financial Literacy Program for Young Adults launched its very own webinar series – the…
Bonanza is a university-wide roadshow held at SMU and specially designed for SMU students. Through interactive games, it is an avenue for the wider SMU community to be first introduced to Financial Literacy concepts in a fun manner!
Camp£Ing (pronounced: campounding) is an annual FinLit themed camp organised for SMU freshmen interested in kickstarting their FinLit journey.
The Citi Foundation-SMU Financial Literacy student club organises Welfare Drives as a way to showcase the club’s appreciation to its trainers for their active involvement in workshops and programs. Carried out once per semester, during its peak season…
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