8 Aug 2023

Eighty-six per cent of students involved now know the difference between good and bad debt and know what KiwiSaver is. The PMG Charitable Trust (the Trust) is making significant strides in equipping New Zealand's youth with essential financial literacy skills.

In its second full year of operation, the PMG Charitable Trust has helped to build the financial futures of over 21,000 young New Zealanders, through the development and launch of an online tool and deep-dive financial literacy workshops for young New Zealanders who are at risk of being (or who are) disengaged (not in education, employment or training).

We're thrilled to be making such an impact in such a short time. Find out how the Trust is achieving this and how you can be involved in extending the reach of the Trust's programmes in our latest Donor Update, available to download here.



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