In the paradigm of the post crisis world at the current global economic conjuncture the synapses between financial education, financial inclusion and customer protection assume great salience. The G20 discourse is increasingly focused on financial inclusion and consumer protection as integral to achieving financial stability and integrity.
This forms part of the Global Economy Concerns and the G20 Framework for Strong, Sustainable and Balanced Growth. The World Savings Bank Institute, 2010 has recognized Financial access as a “key accelerator” to meet the Millennium Development Goals. We have discussed that Financial education is the process of building knowledge, skills and attitudes leading to become financially literate.