Financial inclusion is a key component to the economic success of a country. With access to financial services, individuals can feel empowered to make decisions that will improve their quality of life. But still, financial education remains a challenge around the world. According to the S&P Global Financially Literacy Survey, 77% of the global adult population roughly 3.5 billion people lack an understanding of basic financial concepts. And for the women of developing countries, the problem is far greater. | Pulse Nigeria