NH Nonghyup Life, 10,000 Children Complete Economic and Financial Education

NH Nonghyup Life announced on the 22nd that the number of graduates from the 'Modure Economic and Financial Education,' which started in 2014, has exceeded 10,000.

[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Hyung-gil] NH NongHyup Life announced on the 22nd that the number of graduates from the 'Modure Economic and Financial Education' program, which started in 2014, has exceeded 10,000.

The Modure Children's Economic and Financial Education is an educational support project conducted by NongHyup Life targeting children from financially underserved groups as part of its social responsibility and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) practices.

Since 2014, a total of 301 sessions have been held, reaching 10,126 elementary school students. Since 2016, the program has been linked with the Financial Supervisory Service's One Company One School education initiative, and in 2019, a financial musical was additionally introduced, continuously developing rich educational content.

This year, the program enhanced participant satisfaction by providing learning kits that include self-produced video content featuring NongHyup Life's mascot 'Kori,' a self-directed economic and financial workbook, and eco-friendly tote bags.

Kim In-tae, CEO of NongHyup Life, stated, "In an era of low interest rates and aging population, it is important to establish concepts of saving, investing, and rational consumption from an early age. We will develop and support various programs aimed at cultivating proper financial habits and rational decision-making skills through systematic financial education for children."