RBA goes after young minds with curriculum

Retirement Benefits Authority (RBA) is in the process of developing a financial literacy curriculum for schools to inculcate a saving culture at an early stage. The Authority said the initiative is part of its wider strategies to transform society mindset from spending to a saving culture.

 “We realise that changing attitude is a long process that must start at an early age. Teaching children the value of saving at a tender age will play a bigger role in inculcating a saving culture in them,” said the Retirement Benefits Authority chairman Justus M’Igweta.