The Life Insurance Association Singapore has rolled out a new financial literacy programme aimed at equipping Gen Z students with practical money management skills to support their transition into adulthood. The initiative, developed in collaboration with the Singapore College of Insurance, will be launched across participating Institutes of Higher Learning (IHLs). It will focus on real-world financial decisions such as managing income, avoiding debt, and planning long-term financial security.
The initiative was announced during the association’s annual luncheon, attended by Marcus Lim of the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
The programme will kick off in April with interactive, in-person workshops at ITE College Central and Republic Polytechnic. The sessions will feature hands-on learning through games, group discussions, and practical modules such as “Adulting with Your First Paycheck” and “Fall in Love and Not in Debt.” Complementing the workshops, LIA Singapore will also expand its outreach on social media through bite-sized, easy-to-understand content on life insurance and financial planning.
