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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 29424, member: 2262"]
Money problems plague Malawi's economy today. Private companies have started teaching people about money management. The 2023 FINSCOP survey showed that 74% of citizens can use banks and similar services. This leaves 26% of people at risk for money troubles.

The Reserve Bank of Malawi says learning about money helps the country grow. When people know how to handle cash, poverty goes down, and the economy improves. Financial groups across Malawi have created programs to teach these skills. They want everyone to make smart choices with their earnings.

The Reserve Bank teamed up with the Finance Ministry on a big project. They plan to teach money skills to 500,000 Malawians before next year ends. NICO Group runs another program called "Zikumveka Kumboyoko?" This company teaches families about saving, spending, and planning for tomorrow.

Lorraine Mlenga from NICO believes money knowledge changes lives. She runs marketing for the company and says these skills build prosperity. The World Bank agrees with her view. Their research shows these education programs boost financial inclusion by 30%. Better money habits could transform Malawi's future for everyone.
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