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Why Europeans need to learn more about money

In many countries, financial knowledge is poor and savings are held in low-return products, slowing the continent’s economy

This article is part of the FT Financial Literacy & Inclusion Campaign’s seasonal appeal. The appeal is supported by lead partner Experian which is generously match-funding other donations.

Tucked away in Turin’s old Roman district, there is an unusual museum: a place where children and adults come not to look at art or learn about history, but to know more about money.

Through games and interaction with the museum’s multimedia installations, including a miniature cinema and a collection of piggy banks dating back to the 1600s from over 100 countries, a class of nine-year-olds learns about the importance of savings. 

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