Hana Securities, Seoul Seorae Elementary School Sign MOU for 'Tailored Economic Education for Each Stage of Life'
Hana Securities said on October 21 that it had signed an MOU with Seoul Seorae Elementary School to provide tailored economic education for each stage of life.
The agreement aims to help students develop sound financial habits and improve their economic thinking skills, while expanding the education program to parents and school staff to strengthen their asset management capabilities at each stage of life.
Lee Yonghyun, head of Hana Securities' Western Regional Headquarters (second from right), and Jang Seokwon, principal of Seoul Seorae Elementary School (second from left), pose for a commemorative photo after signing an MOU on tailored economic education for every stage of life on the 20th. Hana Securities
View original imageHana Securities plans to offer a range of hands-on economic and financial education programs tailored to elementary school students and linked to Seoul Seorae Elementary School's curriculum. Through engaging, interactive content, the programs will introduce basic economic concepts such as managing allowance, saving, the value of time, and investing for the future. Parents and school staff will also receive practical financial education on asset management strategies for each stage of life and preparing for retirement using pensions.
Lee Yonghyun, head of Hana Securities' Western Regional Headquarters, said, "Sound financial habits formed in childhood are an important foundation for managing assets throughout one's life. We will help students easily understand economics and finance and develop sound financial habits, while providing parents and school staff with practical information to support their asset management."
Jang Seokwon, principal of Seoul Seorae Elementary School, said, "I am pleased and grateful to be working with Hana Securities on economic education connected to the local community. Through this agreement, we will work with Hana Securities to create a variety of educational opportunities so students can develop sound economic knowledge and attitudes from an early age."
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Hana Securities plans to continue contributing to greater financial literacy and the spread of a sound financial culture through tailored financial education in partnership with local communities.
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