Financial resilience is the ability to cope with financial shocks. Being financially resilient doesn't mean having a lot of money, but having the knowledge to make smarter decisions to overcome financial adversities and to mininize losses and risks.

Fun ways to learn money management

Financial learning should not be boring. Make use of our latest games and resources to test and enrich your financial knowledge. There are resources to suit all ages that you can share with your family and friends.

The Chin Family Money Management Idioms
Enjoy these Chinese idiom stories to kick start financial learning with your kids.

Money-verse
Enter the Money-verse to battle everyday money challenges now!

One day adventure with Grandparents Chin
An anti-scam game and digital toolkit to learn how to identify and prevent potential scams.

Having good spending habits, being a savvy investor, guarding against scams are some factors that contribute towards better financial resilience.

Scams
Protect yourself and don't fall prey to scams.

Investment
Always understand product features and risks before investing.

Money Management
Start managing your money wisely now

The IFEC Chairman Mr Victor Dawes and HKEX Managing Director and Co-Head of Markets Ms Glenda So delivered keynote speeches on the development and investor education on green and sustainable finance in Hong Kong.

Embarking on our financial learning journey together

Ten years ago, the IFEC started out with the mission to equip the public with the knowledge and skills to make informed financial decisions. Till today, we remain committed to offering quality financial education to poeple all walks of life in Hong Kong, including the vulnerable groups. Wherever you are on your financial learning journey, we invite you to make use of our resources and tools to achieve your lifetime financial goals.

"Inflation, global events, fluctuating markets, and life circumstances can put your financial resilience to the test. With sound market knowledge, good money management and planning, we can become better equipped to handle financial shocks."

Chairman
Victor Dawes

"The IFEC team would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the Board, all our stakeholders and the public for embarking on this meaningful journey with us to help enhance investor and financial education in Hong Kong during the past ten years. Building financial resilience is an essential skill in the 21st century. The IFEC will continue to dedicate our efforts to work with stakeholders to provide investor and financial education resources and tools to help improve the financial literacy level in a bid to cultivate good financial management behaviour for the people in Hong Kong. We look forward to continuing this fruitful journey with you all together."

General Manager
Dora Li