AEON Credit Service has officially launched the Young Financial Savvy Programme at MRSM Muadzam Shah, Pahang marking a significant step in its commitment to youth empowerment and financial inclusion. Held on 16 August 2025, the programme benefited 196 students below the age of 17, equipping them with essential financial literacy and digital safety skills through interactive and gamified learning.

This initiative is part of AEON Credit’s 3-Year Sustainability Roadmap and reflects the company’s Purpose which is to improve lives through responsible financial services and inclusive education. By introducing financial and digital literacy at a formative age, the programme helps students build practical competencies such as budgeting, saving, responsible spending and online awareness. These skills are increasingly vital in today’s digital economy and contribute to long-term personal and financial resilience.

The Young Financial Savvy Programme also supports Malaysia’s national development agenda, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 4 – Quality Education and SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities. Through this initiative, AEON Credit is proud to play a role in shaping a future-ready generation that is financially informed, digitally responsible and empowered to make sound decisions.

With a nationwide rollout planned to reach 600 students by March 2026, AEON Credit remains committed to creating meaningful impact in the communities it serves and fostering a culture of financial confidence among Malaysian youth.