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Interview. There should be a separate subject for financial education in schools, the risks are great says Aneta Krstevska, Chief Economist at the National Bank

Aneta Krstevska, Chief Economist at the National Bank of North Macedonia, emphasizes the importance of introducing a dedicated subject for financial education in schools. She highlights the significant risks associated with the lack of such education, suggesting that it is crucial for students to gain knowledge about personal finance, banking systems, and economic principles. Krstevska argues that equipping young people with financial literacy skills will better prepare them for managing their finances in adulthood and contribute to overall economic stability. Her comments come amid growing concerns about financial illiteracy among the population and its impact on individual and national economic health.

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Interview. There should be a separate subject for financial education in schools, the risks are great says Aneta Krstevska, Chief Economist at the National Bank

Aneta Krstevska, Chief Economist at the National Bank of North Macedonia, emphasizes the importance of introducing a dedicated subject for financial education in schools. She highlights the significant risks associated with the lack of such education, suggesting that it is crucial for students to gain knowledge about personal finance, banking systems, and economic principles. Krstevska argues that equipping young people with financial literacy skills will better prepare them for managing their finances in adulthood and contribute to overall economic stability. Her comments come amid growing concerns about financial illiteracy among the population and its impact on individual and national economic health.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a statement from a high-ranking official at the National Bank regarding the need for financial education in schools. The content does not exhibit clear ideological bias, as it focuses on the practical implications of financial literacy rather than taking a stance on political or

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