FINANCIAL EDUCATION, A LACK CITIZEN GENERATES A POOR MONEY MANAGEMENT IN MEXICO

The Department of the Treasury of the United States of America on Might 23, 2006, and at President George Walker Bush, created the Federal Monetary Education, which was composed of 20 federal agencies (FED, FDIC, FTC, ETC .) published in Spanish a program called: Taking ownership of the Future: The National Technique for Monetary Education, which since then has sought to promote understanding about monetary matters, specifically amongst the Hispanic community, taking into account that this is wonderful generating contributions in that country.
Besides this, the commission is responsible for coordinating the efforts the government spends on financial education problems, present support for monetary literacy programs offered by the private sector and promote synchronization of efforts between the public and private.
The technique covers 13 topics: savings, housing, retirement, credit, consumer protection and investor, consumer rights, multicultural population, among others.
The Federal Government set up a site and a call center that brings together all the relevant details in terms of financial education (courses, scholarships, information, etc.)
People who in 1997 received credit counseling from the National Foundation for Credit Counseling, for the year 2000 had greater improvements in their credit history than those who received no such guidance.
Savings rates, both existing and retirement, are higher in those people who work in organizations that supply educational programs about retirement.