Financial Literacy and Inclusion in India

By:

Abdul Azeez, N.P

Publication details: New Delhi: New Century Publications, 2019Description: 176ISBN:

9788177084849

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

332.0240954 ABD

Summary: Financial literacy involves proficiency in financial principles, financial planning, debt management, saving techniques and the time value of money. The concept of financial inclusion has a special significance in India because a large segment of the society has little access to financial services. Consequently, many of them have to depend either on their own or high-cost informal sources of finance. The essence of financial inclusion is to ensure that a range of appropriate financial services are available to all individuals to enable them to understand and access those services. The present volume contains 8 research papers that provide deep insights into the various aspects and problems associated with financial literacy and financial inclusion.

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Financial literacy involves proficiency in financial principles, financial planning, debt management, saving techniques and the time value of money. The concept of financial inclusion has a special significance in India because a large segment of the society has little access to financial services. Consequently, many of them have to depend either on their own or high-cost informal sources of finance. The essence of financial inclusion is to ensure that a range of appropriate financial services are available to all individuals to enable them to understand and access those services. The present volume contains 8 research papers that provide deep insights into the various aspects and problems associated with financial literacy and financial inclusion.

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