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UNSGSA Queen Máxima emphasized that financial health is crucial for Indonesia's long-term economic growth. She highlighted three key steps for Indonesian regulators: 1) directing financial literacy toward financial health goals, 2) shifting from 'do no harm' to 'do good' in consumer protection, and 3) building awareness among the private sector. Queen Máxima stressed that financially healthy individuals can save, invest, and make better financial decisions, reducing systemic risk and increasing productivity.
Queen Máxima, UNSGSA for Financial Health, emphasized that financial health is a critical driver for Indonesia's long-term economic growth if implemented optimally. Speaking at the National Financial Health Event in Jakarta, she highlighted that financial health goes beyond being just a social movement - it can be a significant economic driver when adopted seriously by regulators and industry players.
Queen Máxima explained that when people are financially healthy, they can save, invest, manage shocks, and make better financial decisions. This not only reduces systemic risk but also increases purchasing power and workforce productivity. She acknowledged Indonesia's strong foundation through financial inclusion programs and national financial literacy initiatives but stressed the need to ensure these efforts translate into real welfare improvements.
"The ultimate goal is to help people lead more secure, more planned, and more confident financial lives," Queen Máxima concluded. Her recommendations provide a comprehensive framework for Indonesia to strengthen its financial ecosystem through a holistic approach to financial health.
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