Helping young people in Lithuania build confidence with money

Financial Literacy Forum

October 1, 15:30–17:00
KTU Library, Amphitheatre (Studentų g. 48)

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We help young people in Lithuania handle money with confidence and integrity. Monflow offers educational tips and insights/tutorials tailored for the youth, simplifying financial topics into engaging and relatable content. Dive into a world of financial wisdom crafted just for you.

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Financial Literacy Forum

Overview

We are gathering for a conversation about money and how to manage it more wisely — a finance forum, live and in person! “We do(n’t) know about money” — A Financial Literacy Forum.

Where
KTU Library, Amphitheatre (Studentų g. 48)

When
October 1, 15:30–17:00

Speakers

Gintarė Dzindzelėtaitė-Kelmelė, Director of the philanthropic foundation "Devbridge Foundation"
Justinas Balbieris, Director of the VJG Foundation
Asta Jovaišienė, Executive Director at INVL
Martynas Gruodis, Expert and Partnerships Manager at LFMI (Lithuanian Free Market Institute)
Algita Šablinskienė, Economics & entrepreneurship teacher, recipient of the 2025 Lithuanian Junior Achievement award for innovative use of technology and entrepreneurship education in schools.

Join us in person!
This forum is an excellent opportunity to learn more about financial literacy without any complicated terminology. We will discuss how money affects our everyday lives, and we will share advice and insights. Come along, learn something new, share your own thoughts, and expand your knowledge. Do not miss this chance to connect with others and pick up some useful ideas.

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Helping young people in Lithuania build confidence with money

Financial Literacy Forum

About us

Financial Literacy Forum

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