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Financial Literacy Seminar for Students

"This program helps students understand the importance of saving, budgeting, and using money wisely through interactive learning."

Financial Literacy Seminar for Parents

"This program aims to provide insight into the Inveskids Program presented to students at School, with the purpose of encouraging parental involvement in guiding them to develop early saving habits."

Account Opening

" The account opening activity enables students to start saving and track their savings progress. Students are also taught how to open their own bank account, with the assistance of Bank Mandiri experts."

Creating a Mobile Application: Sakuin

" Sakuin is a digital savings application that helps students learn how to handle their money well. Students can keep track of their savings over time, set clear and realistic financial goals.."

Upcycle Used Items

"Teaching students how to turn old things into new and useful things. For instance, learn how to use plastic bottles as piggy banks. This not only encourages students to be creative, but it also helps them save money from the money they make.

Collecting Used Items

" This activity allows students to collect used items as a fun way to make money while learning about the benefits of upcycling. It teaches students that trash can be useful if it's handled correctly and makes them more aware of the environment. The program also teaches students how to save their money, which helps them learn about money and develop good saving habits at a young age."

Market Day

"Market Day is an event that aims to teach students more about buying, selling, and business. This event enables them to profit from their sales, which they are then encouraged to save."

Saving Rewards

"The Saving Reward activity is held after students have met their savings targets. The program rewards students who consistently save and maintain accurate records to encourage long term savings habits. Teachers evaluate students' behavior, and awards serve as incentives to develop a positive financial attitude.."