Ryan International School, Ludhiana

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 11:05 AM Nov 04, 2024 IST

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The school organised a workshop, ‘One stop solution for all your wealth creation needs’. Class XI and XII students gained insights into essential financial topics such as mutual funds, health insurance, life insurance, bonds, and the stock market. The session was led by experts Nipun Thapar, Wealth Manager, and Ramesh Singh, Branch Manager. After an engaging presentation, a Q&A session addressed student queries, making the workshop highly interactive and informative. The principal emphasised the importance of financial literacy at an early age, encouraging students to be proactive in understanding wealth creation strategies. She highlighted how this knowledge would not only help them manage personal finances but also empower them in their future career.

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