What is Financial Literacy? Part 3,

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It’s good to see the Canadian government is stepping into to help in this area. The Australian government instituted superannuation – a compulsory retirement contribution scheme a decade ago with employers contributing 9% to a workers retirement fund. Although I think they need to increase it to around 15%. They also have a helpful website to help financial literacy – http://www.understandingmoney.gov.au/
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