"It is essential that the general public takes an interest in financial matters, as they affect us all," says Thomas Jordan, the outgoing chairman of the Swiss National Bank (SNB). "Ideally, these subjects should be taught in schools," Jordan said in an interview published in Saturday's Journal du Jura. Jordan emphasised the importance of financial literacy, noting its relevance in everyday life, such as when looking for a job, taking out a mortgage, preparing for retirement or saving. "In our direct democracy... Читать дальше...
