Every third Pole wants children to learn about finances in kindergarten
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Every third Pole would like to start teaching their children about finances at the age of 3-5 years. 38 percent consider the beginning of primary school the right moment, and 13 percent of Poles think that it is best to teach children how to manage money from the 5th to the 8th grade of primary school. Only 5 percent of respondents say that financial education should start in high school or later.
According to 43 percent of respondents, the most effective form of children's financial education is learning through play. The second most popular way to implement the youngest in the world of finance is to plan the home budget (16 percent of respondents indicated this answer).
The study was conducted by Ipsos on behalf of the Kapitalni.org educational platform. Wonga Polska runs the Kapitalni.org project.
