29 October 2020 - 09:00The FSCA has launched its free MyMoney Learning Series to take consumer financial education to consumers. Picture: SUPPLIED/FSCA
The aim is to educate financial customers about the standard of quality they are entitled to when purchasing products and services from financial institutions.
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