SG should teach us financial literacy when we are in sec school instead of literature.OTL
Sec school they are teaching basic budgeting and finance. Its too early to teach about stock market since they can't open an account anyway. But tertiary level, there are plenty of opportunities to learn. Even got investment clubs....
Econs is still part of Arts & Social Science - i'm sure as a Lit student you could take optional econs modules if you wanted.
Furthermore most unis, including local ones also allow students from other faculties to take optional econs modules like Money & Banking.
As for financial literacy, its just $8 for Shiny's book, or if you got no money, borrow it (and many other books about investing) from library.
Those that don't want to read can go and see their friendly insurance agent; people who are financially illiterate and too lazy to read investing books are their favourite type of customer. But there is nothing wrong with that. There is a huge financial services/advisory sector that caters for investors who don't want to DIY.


