Building financially curious, confident and capable

As part of our life skills book, we have integrated FinFun activities for all students from 6th to 10th grade, across 35,000 schools, empowering 20 lakh+ students. This intervention is the need of the hour.

Very happy that our children are thinking about saving at an early stage and learning how to plan money for future college education. We are very happy that my child is learning financial literacy.

The trainers have high energy and plan the class minute by minute. The way it is taught is very simple and fun. Children wait for Saturdays for the FinFun classes.

It is very good to see that team FinFun is working on a nation-building exercise. A right understanding about finances at an early age can change the way many underserved families live.

Happy to partner with FinFun, along with KIAF, as part of the Directorate program. The children’s enthusiasm shows how child-friendly the program is.

We piloted FinFun sessions in two schools in Madurai Municipal Corporation. Government school children can comfortably understand the curriculum, yet all the topics are covered.

It inspired me to start my own savings journey. I saved around ₹70,000 during this tenure — and part of it helped in a medical emergency.

This was not like any other class. I was amazed by how children were understanding banking at an early age — and actually enjoying it.

We never thought that in 45 minutes children could be engaged with a financial literacy class that is fun and memorable.

As part of our life skills book, we have integrated FinFun activities for all students from 6th to 10th grade, across 35,000 schools, empowering 20 lakh+ students. This intervention is the need of the hour.

Very happy that our children are thinking about saving at an early stage and learning how to plan money for future college education. We are very happy that my child is learning financial literacy.

The trainers have high energy and plan the class minute by minute. The way it is taught is very simple and fun. Children wait for Saturdays for the FinFun classes.

It is very good to see that team FinFun is working on a nation-building exercise. A right understanding about finances at an early age can change the way many underserved families live.

Happy to partner with FinFun, along with KIAF, as part of the Directorate program. The children’s enthusiasm shows how child-friendly the program is.

We piloted FinFun sessions in two schools in Madurai Municipal Corporation. Government school children can comfortably understand the curriculum, yet all the topics are covered.

It inspired me to start my own savings journey. I saved around ₹70,000 during this tenure — and part of it helped in a medical emergency.

This was not like any other class. I was amazed by how children were understanding banking at an early age — and actually enjoying it.

We never thought that in 45 minutes children could be engaged with a financial literacy class that is fun and memorable.