According to a study released, after Romanians, the Portuguese are not very financially literate about topics such as interest rates and inflation. Get to know the numbers involved.
The initiative is part of the Porto City Council and aims to fill a gap in society: the lack of financial literacy.
In order to fill a gap in Portuguese society, a project was launched to be implemented in the next school year: financial literacy as a subject, in seven schools in Portugal.
See these three tips on how to teach the youngest ones about managing finances through activities that combine fun with education.
With another return to school, it continues to be important for young people to begin to be aware of financial literacy. These tips can help.
If you are going on vacation and want to rent a house, pay attention to the following tips so you won't be scammed in the process.
The percentage of Portuguese people who vacation in Portugal to save money is 55%, according to a recent study. Check out the relevant statistics and learn how to save before going on vacation.
Check out these tips to save money monthly with the value you receive as a meal allowance.
Through this Oceanário de Lisboa promotional campaign, those under 25 years old will be able to visit the spaces at half price next month.
Read these 5 practical and simple tips to save money in your daily life.
If you want to create an emergency fund, follow these steps through practical examples.
Do you usually shop online? It is important to be aware of the precautions you should take.
Have you heard of the 1 euro savings challenge? At the end of a year, you can amass a significant amount! Find out how.
Want to decorate your kitchen without spending a lot of money? Pay attention to the following tips.
If you want to save money every day, there are small gestures you can make to save some money.