An extent to which the youth access financial services from financial service providers in Uganda
Abstract
This research explores the critical issue of youth accessing financial services from financial service providers. As the World’s population continues to grow, their financial inclusion is paramount for economic development and social progress. This paper delves into the challenges and opportunities that youth face when engaging with that youth face when engaging with financial service providers, highlighting the importance tailored solutions that cater to their unique needs and circumstances. The research begins by discussing the barriers that often hinder youth from accessing financial services such as limited financial literacy, inadequate identification and a lack of collateral. It also emphasizes the role of technology and digital financial services in overcoming these obstacles, enabling youth to make transactions, save, borrow, and invest more easily.
Furthermore, the study underscores the significance of financial education programs and partnerships between governments, financial institutions, and non-governmental organizations in promoting youth financial inclusion. It touches upon the ethical considerations related to youth accessing financial services, including the protection of their privacy and the responsible use of their data.
In conclusion, the abstract highlights the pressing need to address the challenges faced by youth in accessing financial services while also recognizing the potential benefits of empowering them financially.
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