Though most of us would understand what the term ‘financial health’ means, there isn’t quite an official definition. That’s a problem if we want policymakers to pay attention to this area. 

Ensuring we have enough money at the end of the month should be a concern not just for individuals, but for employers and financial regulators too. 

This is what Queen Mȧxima of the Netherlands has been campaigning for in her role as UN secretary-general’s special advocate for inclusive finance, or UNSGSA.

In this episode, you’ll hear the Queen’s views on financial health and why it matters to everyone, across all countries – not just developing ones. Then, Silvia speaks to Pia Roman Tayag, the director of the UNSGSA office about where the concept of financial health fits in their longer-standing work on financial inclusion.

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Links:

• Here is the link to the FT’s Financial Literacy and Inclusion Campaign, FT FLIC: https://ftflic.com
• Here are the links to Silvia’s interviews with Queen Máxima, from 2021: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MZWR6ep5IQ 
• And 2020: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L56k2BlbBRU
• To follow Queen Máxima’s financial inclusion work on social media, you can find UNSGSA on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram. 

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