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FCAC - Financial Consumer Agency of Canada Sep 2024
Empowering Futures: Boosting Girls’ Financial Confidence Through Gamified Learning – A Gender Equality Research Brief
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Women and girls are highlighted within Canada’s National Financial Literacy Strategy as a diverse population that can benefit from tailored approaches to strengthen financial resilience. To help close the gender gap, the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) developed and tested the benefits of early interventions at building the financial confidence and knowledge among youth, especially young girls. In 2022, the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) delivered “gamified” financial educational interventions to approximately 7,400 students in grades 6 to 12 across Canada.

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Author: FCAC - Financial Consumer Agency of Canada
Topic: Financial inclusion, Financial literacy
Publisher: FCAC - Financial Consumer Agency of Canada
Location: Canada
Format: Report, Reports/Articles
Content Type: Research
Publication Date: September 26, 2024
Related Tags
behaviour patternsDemographicsFinancial behaviourFinancial educationFinancial inclusionGender/sexResearch