Hanwha Life Shares Financial Education Expertise with Indonesian Youth

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Hanwha Life is expanding its long-accumulated expertise in youth financial education within South Korea to overseas markets.

Hanwha Life has decided to fully launch the "Youth Financial and Economic Education Ecosystem Construction Project" in the Bandung area of West Java, Indonesia, in partnership with the international non-governmental organization Save the Children.

The project was established to enhance the financial literacy of youth exposed to financial risks such as online fraud, illegal lending, and online gambling in Indonesia, where digital finance is rapidly expanding. In particular, the Bandung area is known as a region where damage from illegal lending and online gambling among youth is most concentrated in Indonesia.

Based on its long-standing financial education expertise accumulated domestically, Hanwha Life plans to officially launch a "Financial Literacy Education Module" to promote the spread of youth-led financial education locally in Indonesia.

In particular, Hanwha Life will officially launch the "Financial Literacy Education Module" at "BFN Fest[1]," an official event of the Indonesian government, next month. This is an educational package designed to allow Indonesian students, education officials, and the government to easily access financial education, and it is expected to serve as an educational solution for Indonesian youth.

A Hanwha Life official, in a phone interview with this outlet, stated, "Our goal is to support Indonesian youth in acquiring proper financial knowledge and economic self-reliance capabilities, based on the financial education experience we have accumulated over many years domestically."

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