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Promoting financial education

What is Old Mutual Learn.Think.Do?

The Old Mutual Learn. Think. Do (LTD) initiative is a bold effort to promote financial education and empower sustainable and responsible financial well-being across Africa. We are committed to equipping young Africans with the knowledge and skills to manage their finances responsibly, laying the groundwork for long-term sustainable livelihoods. Imagine millions of people making informed financial decisions, investing in their futures, and contributing to a thriving African economy—that's our vision.
Empowering futures through Financial Literacy Education

At Old Mutual, our commitment to Financial Literacy drives our mission forward. Informed by insights from the 2022 UN Transforming Education Summit, we understand the crucial role education plays in empowering learners to navigate the evolving world of work and contribute to sustainable development.

To advance this transformative journey, we prioritize investing in financial literacy. We believe that by equipping educators with the tools and knowledge to teach financial literacy effectively, we empower them to:

Unlock Potential: Empower the next generation to make informed financial choices, break free from cycles of debt, and foster a more equitable society.

Build Resilience: Prepare young minds for future financial challenges, from managing debt to planning for retirement.

Drive Positive Change: Contribute to a future where everyone possesses the knowledge and skills to achieve financial security and lead fulfilling lives."

Why use Old Mutual Learn.Think.Do?Because providing a comprehensive education and learning initiative brings us one step closer to helping youth across the continent succeed.
The Financial Literacy Project

Old Mutual, in collaboration with the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development and financial partners, successfully completed a financial literacy pilot project across five counties. This initiative aims to integrate financial education into the Kenyan curriculum, fostering economic growth. The partners introduced a successful online financial literacy course in Junior Secondary Schools, a pivotal step towards widespread implementation. The positive response from teachers and students sets the stage for a nationwide rollout, contributing to increased use of formal financial services and fostering financial inclusion. Curious about our achievements and the program's impact? Watch to learn more about what this initiative is all about and the milestones we've achieved thus far.

Transforming Education in Kenya

Financial Literacy

Teaching children and teens about money