Portal Fun(d) for Life

Learn about money and the best ways to manage your finances through interactive & engaging activities!

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COVID-19 Life Simulation Game

Help Pak Pandir and his family navigate life choices against the backdrop of a challenging year due to the pandemic.

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Importance of Financial Literacy

“Having the confidence and capability to manage our finances are essential life attributes to attain and sustain a good quality of life.”

- Malaysia’s National Strategy for Financial Literacy 2019- 2023 (National Strategy)

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Fun(d) for Life Camp

A financial literacy camp to help students test their decision-making skills as they experience life’s milestones through a game simulation.

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ACTIVITIES

Financial Goals

4 Simple Financial Tips

Unexpected situations

Various Payment Methods

Kak Lisa vs Abang Daniel’s life choices

Online banking fraud tactics

Importance of Financial Literacy

Why is Financial Literacy so Important?

6 individuals from various backgrounds share “Financial literacy and financial freedom are important to me because…”

... I can make financial decisions for myself and my family wisely, responsibly and effectively while contributing productively to the economic development of our beloved country.

... it gives me more time and peace to do activities I enjoy such as travelling to other countries. Most importantly, financial freedom allows me to spend quality time with my family.

... I want to know the future of my children and family is taken care of if anything should happen to me.

.... it gives me clarity to pursue my life ambitions without being overwhelmed by financial difficulties.

...we do not have to worry about waiting for our monthly salary for survival. It will have an impact on our quality of life. The goal of financial freedom must be instilled in us and even our children through the concept of savings and debt avoidance.

... there can only be one master, money or me.

Did you know?

Lack of personal finance knowledge affects Malaysians’ readiness for unexpected life events

One in every three Malaysians rated their financial knowledge as low.

One in ten Malaysians feel that they are not disciplined when it comes to managing their own finances.

Only 17% of Malaysians have life insurance and takaful cover.

Source: Malaysia’s National Strategy for Financial Literacy 2019- 2023 (National Strategy)

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Fun(d) for Life Camps

Fund(d) for Life Camps is a financial literacy program conducted in schools across Malaysia for free. The program offers participants exposure to managing their personal finances and awareness on Takaful protection through interactive Simulation games as well as development of digital apps.