Our inclusion rate is very high, but the literacy is still low; 1:2 in comparison Jakarta Efforts to improve financial literacy and inclusion should also be made in regions and not solely in big cities, according to Financial Services Authority (OJK) Commissioner Council Head Mahendra Siregar. During the closing of the 2022 Financial Inclusion Month at the Financial Expo (FinExpo) here on Saturday, Siregar emphasized the importance of efforts to improve the index of financial literacy to prevent the community from being trapped in illegal financial service activities. According to Siregar, financial literacy is essential for Indonesian people amid the high financial inclusion index. Source: ANTARA News Indonesia’s financial inclusion index climbs to 85%: OJK
October 29, 2022
SNLIK is aimed at mapping the Indonesian community’s financial literacy and inclusion indexes, including digital financial literacy. Jakarta Indonesia’s financial inclusion index has risen to 85.10 percent in 2022 from 76.19 percent in 2019, the Financial Services Authority (OJK) has said. The Indonesian community’s financial literacy index has also