Cyprus Mail15 Jul 2026

Partnership aims to improve financial literacy across Cyprus

The Financial Wellbeing Institute (FWI) has entered into a strategic partnership with Mastercard to strengthen financial literacy in Cyprus through research, public awareness initiatives and a nationwide educational programme.

The partnership aims to reach thousands of people across the country, including 3,000 young people aged between 18 and 29, while helping citizens better understand financial services, make informed decisions and navigate an increasingly digital financial environment with...

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