The different training initiatives boosted from the financial sector have as an objective that all the social sectors learn to manage its finances.
Plan the saving, select mortgages or consider opportunities of investment continue being pending issues for the Spanish according to the barometer on the financial educational level of the European town, which situates to the financial sector in the complex mission of promoting a great monetary culture.
Following on from this, the companies that groups the sector CECA, take time developing programmes adapted to the needs specific to different generations. Such as explains Alberto Aza, spokesman of the association, for the challenges that generates the accelerated digitisation of the finances and before the boom of the cyberscams, “CECA and its associated companies have expanded its training supply with regard to cybersecurity, with special focus in the older people, considered the most vulnerable”group.
A singular project of CECA is the course of Financial Education for Athletes. This programme, a pioneer in Spain, is aimed at financially form to the elite athletes, “a group that is characterised for generating incomes that they can be high, but whose career path usually is brief, which is why plan in good time the retreat is of major importance”, states Aza.
Another of the main advances, the spokesman explains of CECA, has been the massive extent of this kind of programmes: in 2023 exceeded the 33 million impacts between accesses in person and digital, duplicating results of the previous year.