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Tag: Singapore: Post-Secondary Education Account Policy News

Singapore starts FCAB project to train social workers

March 6, 2017November 5, 2021

Springing from work at the Center for Social Development, a Financial Capability and Asset Building initiative is underway in Singapore. Soon social workers there will develop knowledge and skills for working with low-income families on their household finances.

All babies building assets: Singapore expands Child Development Accounts

April 1, 2016November 5, 2021

The Singapore government announced on March 24 that it significantly expanded Child Development Accounts as of that date.

Conference draws experts from across Asia to discuss and develop asset building strategies

November 16, 2012November 8, 2021

The Conference on Lifelong Asset Building: Strategies and Innovations in Asia, taking place this weekend in Beijing, will harness the experiences and brainpower of leading scholars, policy makers, practitioners, corporate leaders and funders from around the world.

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