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Regina Reyes-Heroles

Stop thinking that 'later I learn'.

Knowing how compound interest works allows financial order and although there are many financial education efforts in Mexico, they do not improve our finances. Are we postponing it?
Stop thinking that 'later I learn'.
By Regina Reyes-Heroles

When we are not in control of our personal finances, we can experience severe consequences, explained Julio Carranza, president of the Association of Banks of Mexico (ABM). He is right: stress, discontent, lack of concentration, anxiety.

At the Financial Education Congress a few weeks ago, Carranza also said that financial education is a means to achieve people's wellbeing and that the banking sector must promote financial knowledge and information for users to make responsible decisions.

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