
Financial literacy is often perceived as a complex and daunting subject. From intricate terminology and diverse financial instruments to large-scale figures, many individuals feel overwhelmed before they even begin to learn. This apprehension is often compounded by the inherent risks associated with financial management. Furthermore, financial literacy is frequently misunderstood as a topic exclusive to adults who are already earning an income. In reality, a fundamental understanding of financial concepts and products should ideally be introduced at an early age through simple and accessible methods.
Driven by this awareness, PFI Mega Life is committed to consistently providing financial literacy initiatives to the public. Over the past year, these financial literacy programs have been delivered through interactive sessions across various cities, including Jabodetabek, Surabaya, and Bandung. Through an educational board game titled Maen Do It, PFI Mega Life engages families specifically parents and children to learn financial concepts in an enjoyable and easy-to-understand manner.
Following its success in Bandung, PFI Mega Life recently hosted its financial literacy program in South Tangerang. The event took place at Sekolah Islam Amelia on January 21, 2026. During the session, PFI Mega Life invited parents and children to play Maen Do It together. Through this game, learning about finance is no longer intimidating. Parents and children can grasp basic financial concepts, such as identifying various financial instruments, understanding asset acquisition and management, and observing how financial decisions impact future conditions.
In addition to the Maen Do It sessions, the event featured complimentary fingerprint analysis for children. This analysis provides parents with insights into their child's foundational potential, including personality traits, interests, talents, and learning styles. The results serve as a preliminary reference for parents in supporting their child's growth and educational journey.
This holistic approach demonstrates that preparing for a child's future requires a comprehensive understanding of both the child's potential and the family's financial readiness. By identifying a child's potential early on, parents can more effectively plan for their education and development.
PFI Mega Life believes that planning for a child's future should be built progressively. It begins with a basic understanding of finance, followed by an awareness of the importance of financial planning, and ultimately leads to financial readiness to support the child’s future life and education. This process does not need to be instantaneous; it can start with small, consistent steps.
Through these initiatives, PFI Mega Life remains dedicated to supporting Indonesian families in building financial awareness. PFI Mega Life encourages parents to view financial planning as a vital component of creating a well-prepared and promising future for their children.
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