Financial Literacy Explained by Children: Through Art, Play, and Solidarity 
With an introduction by Stefania Morlacchi and Alessia Buratti, teachers at the Nerviano Elementary School.

No.8 |2025
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With programs tailored specifically for children, financial education can become not only accessible but also fun and effective. Our class demonstrated this with enthusiasm, creativity, and surprising maturity.
 
Stefania Morlacchi e Alessia Buratti

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Have you heard of the GRANDE! project?

Since 2016, BPER has been guiding elementary schools on a special journey through economics, saving, and creativity. Although it’s often considered a difficult subject, economics is closely tied to everyday life, which is why BPER is committed to financial education projects aimed at helping children develop the skills they need to become informed citizens capable of fully participating in the country’s economic life.

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Financial Independence, in Practice

“Oltre il rosa” is a series of webinars organized by BPER to discuss financial education, in collaboration with economist Azzurra Rinaldi. The sessions take a practical approach and offer useful tools for better managing your finances: from household budgeting to saving, from investments to mortgages, and on to insurance and retirement planning.

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