The Borneo Post

One day basic financial planning literacy programme for youths

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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Financial Planning Council ( MFPC) is organising a oneday free programme for members of the public on the 27th October 2018.

City Hall is the venue sponsor and the event is being co- organised with a host of financial institutio­ns namely the Employees Provident Fund ( EPF) , Inland Revenue Board ( IRB), Perbadanan Insurans Deposit Malaysia ( PIDM), Federation of Investment Managers Malaysia ( FIMM), Agensi Kaunseling & Pengurusan Kredit (AKPK) and Private Pension Admini s t rator ( PPA).

T he pr o g r amme is recognised by the Securities Commission Malaysia as an investor educationa­l initiative under the InvestSmar t banner.

MFPC recently received an award from the Securities Commission ( SC) at the InvestSmar­t fest 2018 for ‘ Inve s tor Educ at iona l Initiative­s & Facilitati­ng the Growth of Investment­s’ which recognizes companies, public organisati­ons and NGOs that contribute in the financial industry.

MFPC’s ‘ My Money & Me’ programme has also received the UNESCO’s Wen Hui Award for Educationa­l Innovation.

“It is an honour to receive this award as it is ref lective to our efforts in elevating the importance of financial management in our daily life.

“I believe that financial literacy should start at the earliest age in order to get positive long- term result in the near future.

“We provide va r ious sections of the society with quality financial planning educat ion through the various programmes that we organise as we want to ensure the populace have proper planning in finances which ultimately leads to enhanced emotional wel lbeing”, said Michael Kok Fook On, President of Malaysian Financial Planning Council ( MFPC).

MFPC is attempting to further engage the audience in this session by using a mobi le gami f icat ion applicatio­n. Participan­ts who have actively participat­ed in the day’s session stand to win an IPAD and an OPPO phone among various other gifts.

It will be launch at our final financial planning workshop for youths and publics at Auditorium Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur on 27 October 2018.

“We encourage Malaysians to participat­e in this workshop as we believe good financial planning education if made available could benefit many Malaysians.”

Interested participan­ts could join this workshop, by registerin­g at ht tps:/ /1st.mfpc.org.my/ PublicEven­tRegistrat­ion/55. — Bernama

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