financial literacy

For young Indians, economic inclusion isn’t just about jobs. It’s about independence, the dignity to choose, and the freedom to shape their own future.

Aadhaar-enabled payment systems, combined with a lack of financial literacy, has given rise to financial frauds in Rajasthan.

Despite availing schemes such as the PMJDY, women from low-income households are hesitant to save formally with banks. What can help their outlook change?

A nonprofit that was running a survey among women in rural Maharashtra found that they were reluctant to talk about the amount of gold they had saved. Here’s why.

Rural artisans have gained a new-found sense of identity after becoming shareholders in an artisan-owned company. But their entry into the formal economy is also marked by compliance with tedious procedures.

High dependence on banking agents, complicated redressal processes, and poor financial and digital literacy is leading to banking fraud in rural India.

The banking sector’s digital grievance redressal system needs to solve for gender barriers and limited access to technology.