300+ Students. Our First Financial Literacy Session in Nagaland 🇮🇳

Our first Moneybar financial literacy session in Nagaland was held at Unity Christian Higher Secondary School with 300+ students and faculty members. We held two sessions. We spoke about saving, spending, budgeting, and the kind of money conversations we wish we had growing up. But more than speaking, this session gave us a chance to listen to young, honest and curious minds talking about their goals, fears, plans, and what they want to save for. “For many students, this was their first real conversation about money.” One teacher told us: “If we had this growing up…” That stayed with us. Because financial awareness isn’t about age, it’s about access. And the earlier we start, the more confident and informed the next generation can become with money. Grateful to UCHSS for becoming our first step in Nagaland. More conversations ahead.