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Financial Literacy & Investor Awareness

YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG OR TOO OLD TO LEARN HOW TO BE SMARTER WITH YOUR MONEY

Financial Literacy Advisory Body (FLAB) is Section 25 (Not for Profit) Organization promoted by American Academy of Financial Management India (AAFM India) that offers free financial education, financial literacy resources and enables individuals to enhance their money management skills.
We are the leading organization in India for conducting Investor Awareness and Financial Literacy sessions.

F-LAB offers a wide variety of services that can be designed around your coursework objectives and budget.

Workshops and Events

Nationally recognized events, classes and workshops.

Financial Literacy Software

Virtual learning centers, games and simulation.

Financial Education Services

Consulting and program development.

Financial Education Products

Top rated financial literacy products for individuals.

Our Services

Workshops and Events

Nationally recognized events, classes and workshops.

Financial Education Products

Top rated financial literacy content for individuals.

Teaching Financial Literacy

Certified Financial Education Trainer (CFET) training.

Financial Education Services

Consulting and program development.

Financial Literacy Software

E-Learning, Virtual learning centres, games, apps and simulation.

Employee Financial Education

Programs that educate and deliver a ROI.

About Flab

We envision a world where people make informed, thoughtful, and beneficial financial decisions that are aligned with their values so that they can enjoy better, more secure, and more satisfying lives.

The main objective of F-LAB India is to promote Financial Literacy is to create a Financially Aware and Empowered India. Further, American Academy of Financial Management India in association with Partner Organizations organizes Financial Literacy and Investor Awareness workshops across the country helping F-LAB India to participate in educating the investors and promoting the financial literacy at mass level.

Financial Literacy Advisory Body India (FLAB India) is a not for profit organization incorporated under section 25 of the Companies Act that works to improve Financial Literacy among Indians. FLAB believes that since we all handle money, we all should understand money. We base our education on a variety of curriculum, processes and deliverables deemed effective by leading financial literacy organizations across the globe.

Testimonials

What People Said

Testimonials added by our clients.

The program was well structured to educate us on the benefits of systematic investments, equity market and mutual funds. It also improved our awareness of ways to identify and avoid fraudulent investment schemes.

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Sheetal Desai:

The trainer had been very experienced and was able to make everything sound simple and understandable about mutual funds and equity markets. It was great to know that SEBI regulates the equity markets to ensure good conduct of companies and stock market.

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Deepaji Rao Rane:

Excellent program, well-structured to understand the functions of equity markets, stocks and mutual funds. Also, how we can benefit from investing in mutual funds. More importantly, how dangerous it is to invest without a goal in mind.

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K R Jemmi:

I am specifically satisfied with the information provided and the session. The program was very useful in educating about National Stock Exchange, Mutual Funds and how and why we must invest in equity markets and benefit from them.

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Lalit Nirmal:

The workshop had been quite effective in explaining the use of planning before investing. It also covered use of equities, mutual funds, bonds etc. to enhance our investments and meet the financial goals more efficiently, including how to avoid fraudulent investments.

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Seema Sawant:

The seminar was very good. We came to know about how important is planning for financial goals. Seminar also covered the national stock exchange, stocks and mutual funds and regulating agency’s effectiveness regarding transparency in the Markets.

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Ravi Babanra Sapate:

Wonderful workshop for every level and class of investor, it was amazing to see that planning for our goals can be so effective in making good investment decisions. Great to know, that SEBI is watching and ensuring transparency and reliability of Stock Markets in India.

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S. N. Parikh:

Mission & Vision

To create awareness and educate consumers on access to financial services, to educate the public or investors on the Financial Literacy, to protect the interest of the investors, to create awareness on availability of various types of Financial Products and their features, provide necessary infrastructure for public or investors to develop the necessary skills and knowledge to become financially literate, to change attitudes to translate knowledge into behaviour, to provide aid and assistance to public or investors to develop and maintain appropriate standards of competence for financial education and literacy through examination and continuing education, and to make consumers understand their rights and responsibilities as clients of financial services.

Everyone deserves a financial education.

Grounded in the belief that regardless of background or income level, financially informed individuals are better able to take control of their circumstances, improve their quality of life, and ensure a more stable future for themselves and their families, FLAB's mission is to inspire educated financial decision making for individuals and families through every stage of life.... read more

The Ultimate Mission & Vision

We envision a world where people make informed, thoughtful, and beneficial financial decisions that are aligned with their values so that they can enjoy better, more secure, and more satisfying lives.

  • Empower Indians to achieve their life goals through the prudent and informed management of their financial resources.
  • Help instil in all Indians the commitment to save toward the realization of their financial goals and their future financial security.
  • Assist consumers in understanding and actively participating in the management of their investments.
  • Better prepare all Indians for their retirement years.
  • Effect the financial education of individuals in special circumstances, and support the development and delivery of programs and materials related to their unique needs.
  • Expand the financial literacy body of knowledge through research in support of developing a discipline that prepares educators and other intermediaries to improve the financial well-being of the public.
  • Support proactive research of consumer, social, and business trends.