Being Financially Savvy

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The ability to use money wisely is not something that comes to us innately. In South Africa, practical financial education, such as making a monthly budget, is not taught in public schools. In this podcast, Given Illustrative chats with Celisiwe Mngomezulu about the urgent need for millennials to understand how money works.
30 Oct 2020 English South Africa Christianity · Society & Culture

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