According to new research by ING Australia, Aussies are ditching traditional finance education for a more playful approach.
The research found that nearly 70% find conventional finance learning both boring and confusing.
Despite almost half of those surveyed admitting they have minimal knowledge, it appears that digital games could be the key to making financial literacy fun.
70% of Aussies believe games can teach better financial habits, with games The Sims ,Minecraft , and Financial Football topping the list.
Gamers are not only picking up saving skills but also honing problem-solving , strategy, decision-making, and patience .
ING encourages Aussies to check out our collection of helpful financial tips, hints and guides at https://www.ing.com.au/help-
