Ruwah aims to solve financial literacy problem in kids
A former investment banker turned tech entrepreneur, Rachel More-Oshodi, has unveiled an all-inclusive comprehensive financial literacy program, Ruwah, that aims to reduce the knowledge and opportunity gap that exists between kids in Africa and the rest of the world.
Rachel More-Oshodi Launches Ruwah, A Financial Literacy Platform For Young People
In recent years, the African continent has seen an emergence of Companies that have brought personal finance to Africa and started addressing the problem of Financial Literacy.
Rachel More Oshodi profiled on the cover of Fast Company for her innovative fintech company, Ruwah
Recognizing the importance of financial literacy in modern society, Rachel Oshodi, a former banker with close to two decades of experience in the private and public sectors, has established RUWAH, a comprehensive and innovative financial literacy platform and prepaid debit card for African kids and teenagers between the ages of 7 to 18+.
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For Ruwah, wealth is not just about money, but a holistic view of one’s life. It’s about having a healthy body, meaningful relationships, knowledge, experiences, opportunities, and more.
