Youth’s Financial Literacy

For young people’s financial independence.

Youth’s Financial Literacy

Youth’s Financial Literacy is an educational programme designed in collaboration with The Tipping Point to help young people become financially literate.

More specifically, the programme focuses on financial literacy, and for the school year 2025-2026, 2,588 public secondary school students are expected to participate in the training, with an emphasis on the regions.

Participants –teenagers aged 14 to 17– become familiar with basic as well as more complex financial terms and delve into practical issues, such as making financial decisions and safely using digital financial tools. The programme includes specialized educational workshops, online group sessions with mentors –professionals in the financial sector– as well as activities focused on basic financial management skills, digital tools, and online banking.

Eligibility requirements

Participation in the Youth’s Financial Literacy programme for 2025-2026 is free and is open to:

Public schools

Secondary schools that are part of The Tipping Point network.

Area

Nationwide, with a focus in the regions.

Programme objectives

Financial literacy

For 2025-2026, the programme’s goal is to promote financial literacy among more than 2,500 students in public secondary schools, with a focus on the regions.

Learning

They understand and apply basic as well as more complex financial terms in their daily lives.

Independence and skills

They develop financial independence and the skills needed to manage their personal finances in a sound and responsible manner.

Responsibility

They develop habits of responsible spending and saving to ensure their long-term financial well-being.

Decision-making

They strengthen their ability to make informed and forward-thinking financial decisions based on knowledge and analysis.

Digital literacy

They become familiar with the basic principles of the digital economy and learn to use digital financial tools safely.

Self-confidence

They gain self-confidence by participating in activities and interacting with industry professionals.

In 3 simple steps
1. Design your loan	Through the specially designed tool you select: loan amount duration of the loan loan rate
2. Register your application at any time	Confirm your basic personal and professional information Attach the necessary supporting documents Complete the registration of the application
3. Loan disbursement	Your application is assessed by the bank Once the application is approved, you sign the contract documents with an approved electronic signature (OTC) The money is credited to your account

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Youth’s Financial Literacy