We know, as humans, that we are born with and entitled to certain rights. As South Africans, the Bill of Rights protects these: including the right to equality, human dignity, life, freedom and security, healthcare, food and water, privacy, freedom of religion, belief, opinion and expression, and education, among others.

Charlene Lackay, Head of CSI for Momentum Metropolitan Holdings is on the line ready to speak to Kwena Moabelo on how financial literacy is a basic human right and a survival skill, because it is impossible to survive – and then go on to thrive – in today’s complex economic reality without an understanding of basic money and finance as the foundation of all financial decisions

<p>We know, as humans, that we are born with and entitled to certain rights. As South Africans, the Bill of Rights protects these: including the right to equality, human dignity, life, freedom and security, healthcare, food and water, privacy, freedom of religion, belief, opinion and expression, and education, among others.</p>
<p>Charlene Lackay, Head of CSI for Momentum Metropolitan Holdings is on the line ready to speak to Kwena Moabelo on how financial literacy is a basic human right and a survival skill, because it is impossible to survive &ndash; and then go on to thrive &ndash; in today&rsquo;s complex economic reality without an understanding of basic money and finance as the foundation of all financial decisions</p>

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