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Improving the financial literacy of all South Africans through Financial Education - interview with FNB Spokesperson Pea

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FNB wants to engage with listeners and help them to navigate good money management behaviours on their money journey.

They want listeners to understand that FNB is here to help South Africans better manage their money, and to share key principles that can help them to do so.

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