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Rwanda Launches Financial Literacy Campaign with Visa
Educational road shows are one of the first initiatives to be launched in terms of Rwanda and Visa’s Charter of Collaboration—an agreement designed to foster a fully inclusive financial system for all...
View ArticleFinancial Education for Mecca, California’s Immigrant Children
Chauncey Veatch, an award-winning teacher in Mecca, California, is shaping the lives of his young students in the agricultural community where he lives and works. For many years, he has used Visa’s...
View ArticleFinancial Education Hits the Stage in South Africa
South Africans have a strong oral tradition, with knowledge passed from generation to generation through storytelling. Visa used this tradition as the inspiration for putting its financial literacy...
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Visa and Marvel Comics Teach Children about Money Management
Teaching children about managing money has been a priority for Visa since 1995, when the company launched its free educational program Practical Money Skills for Life. To build on the program’s success...
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White House Summit Promotes Financial Literacy
At the first White House Summit on Financial Capability and Empowerment, Visa launched a new personal finance curriculum for high school students and made a commitment to reach all of its global...
View ArticleSixth-Annual Global Summit on Financial Literacy
This spring, the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and Visa hosted their sixth-annual global summit on financial literacy and education. Moderated by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine Editor Janet...
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Financial Literacy Efforts Expand to China
To help Chinese youth understand how to spend, save and budget responsibly, Visa has partnered with Shanghai-based non-profit Better Education on an initiative to accelerate financial literacy...
View ArticleYokohama National University Hosts Financial Literacy Workshop
A robust financial education is critical for Japanese university students, since many young people live with their parents and are not exposed to financial responsibility until they enter the workforc »
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