Absolutely your words are good
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Millions are broke not because they don’t work hard—but because of this 👇
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This will really help in breaking cycles of poverty, promoting economic growth and will help in avoiding debts
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Yes financial education should not just be made available to all so people can learn how to manage their finances using modern technologies like fintech app
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58 days agoMillions of Africans work hard every single day—yet remain broke.
Not because they’re lazy, but because financial literacy is missing.
Bad debt, lack of savings culture, and poor access to tools keep people trapped.
The good news? Fintech apps, savings groups, and side hustles are changing this story.
Do you think financial education should be taught in schools?