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The region is responding to declines in retirement finances with sustained boosts to financial education.

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Even modest gains in financial literacy can help economies make sustained progress. 

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Asian markets continue to lead the way, and elections seem to make a difference in perceptions of financial inclusion.

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A rebound from two years of decline was helped by fintech and other factors—with undercurrents of worry still apparent.

The Global Financial Inclusion Index measures how governments, employers, and financial systems promote financial inclusion in 42 markets.

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Open banking and instant payments are helping to revolutionize economies in Latin America and Asia

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Scores for governments and/or financial systems improved in 35 out of 42 markets, making up for employers' economic struggles.

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Singapore demonstrates the importance of public and private sectors working together to effectively support a population.   

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2024 Global Financial Inclusion Index data suggests newly installed governments prioritize financially inclusive policies and initiatives. 

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Data continues to demonstrate the role technology plays in accelerating financial inclusion and economic resilience.