Problem Statement: Young professionals in Latvia need to have access to high quality financial training, so they can improve their financial literacy.
Target Group: Young adults in Latvia (21-30 y/o) who have recently started earning an independent income.
Proposed Solution: FINLIT runs online workshops for young adults about personal budgeting, investments, loans, pensions and financial management in the organisation.
Hub Activities:
Online workshops for five consecutive weeks on the topics of: personal budgeting, investments, loans, pensions and financial management in the organisation;
Survey on financial literacy rate before and after online workshop cycle;
Creating an application and feedback survey (before and after workshops);
Creating a facebook page with relevant information, templates, tools and useful links to improve financial literacy rate;
Reaching out to potential partners.
Short & Long-Term Goals/Results: The project aims to:
More than 50% of participants have a personal budget plan;
More than 50% of participants are informed about their pension funds, their structure in Latvia and options to manage them;
More than 50% of participants are informed about savings options and are armed with information of savings and investment tools;
More than 50% of participants are informed about loans, their use cases, real cost and functionality;
More than 50% of participants are informed about financial management in an organisation.
Available Metrics: So far:
5 online workshops have been held;
300+ participants in the workshops;
100+ responses were submitted in the survey;
Over 5000 people watched the recordings of workshop videos on Facebook.
Collaborators:
Content creation partners: Financial and data analytics partner;
The Financial and Capital Market Commission (governing body of the banking industry) in order to establish cooperation.
Impact: Improve financial literacy of young adults in Latvia (21 - 30 y/o)
Goals:
More than 50% of participants have a personal budget plan;
More than 50% of participants are informed about their pension funds, their structure in Latvia and options to manage them;
More than 50% of participants are informed about savings options and are armed with information of savings and investment tools;
More than 50% of participants are informed about loans, their use cases, real cost and functionality;
More than 50% of participants are informed about financial management in an organisation.