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Investment education as part of financial literacy

In 2022, Junior Achievement Slovakia and Ozios joined forces within their educational program to respond to the rapid development of technologies shaping the world of finance and investments.
Ozios became a professional partner of the esteemed organization JA Slovakia, which annually serves over 27,000 students, making it one of the most significant educational organizations of its kind in Slovakia. Ozios enriched JAS educational programs in financial literacy with practical insights from the dynamic world of investments and trading on capital and financial markets.

Other partners of JA Slovakia include:

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microsoft
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JA Slovakia
An educational organization Junior Achievement Slovakia has been helping teachers foster entrepreneurship, economic thinking, financial literacy, and skills necessary for employment in elementary and secondary schools, including digital skills, for 30 years.
Over its 30 years of operation in Slovakia, the organization has more than 430,000 graduates, many of whom have become successful entrepreneurs, managers, or directors of significant national and multinational companies. JA Slovakia is part of the international network JA Worldwide, nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize and also recognized as the best nonprofit organization in the list of the top 100 employers for innovators in Best Workplaces for Innovators. The organization has been in the top ten most significant non-governmental organizations in the world for four consecutive years.
We share our experiences to support Investment literacy in Slovakia

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Where Slovaks invest

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Money, digital money, and cryptocurrencies

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Investing? Beware of falling prey to scammers

Now that we understand the difference between saving and investing, let's talk about the pitfalls that one can encounter when investing. If we disregard the...
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Investičná gramotnosť
Prípadové štúdie

You can save or invest in countless different ways. We selected the most common scenarios and looked at the results such saving or investing would have in practice. We chose the year 2021 and an initial amount of 1000 euros. Then we calculated how you would fare at the end of the year if you kept the money in cash, deposited it into a savings account, bought shares of a single company, bet on a stock index, or decided to invest in cryptocurrency.

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