Programmes to Assist Migrant Workers Manage Their Finances Responsibly

Assoc Prof Razwana Begum Abdul Rahim asked the Ministry for Manpower to consider collaborating with non-profit organisations to enhance programmes that help migrant workers manage their finances safely and responsibly.
The Ministry of Manpower has been working with community partners and NGOs to develop and promote financial management programmes for migrant workers, including the Settling-in Programme and outreach roadshows at recreation centres.
These programmes aim to increase awareness of risks like unauthorised remittance services and suspicious bank account activities, while educating workers on setting financial goals and using good budgeting tools.

Assoc Prof Razwana Begum Abdul Rahim asked the Ministry for Manpower to consider collaborating with non-profit organisations to enhance programmes that help migrant workers manage their finances safely and responsibly.
The Ministry of Manpower has been working with community partners and NGOs to develop and promote financial management programmes for migrant workers, including the Settling-in Programme and outreach roadshows at recreation centres.
These programmes aim to increase awareness of risks like unauthorised remittance services and suspicious bank account activities, while educating workers on setting financial goals and using good budgeting tools.

Assoc Prof Razwana Begum Abdul Rahim asked the Ministry for Manpower to consider collaborating with non-profit organisations to enhance programmes that help migrant workers manage their finances safely and responsibly.
The Ministry of Manpower has been working with community partners and NGOs to develop and promote financial management programmes for migrant workers, including the Settling-in Programme and outreach roadshows at recreation centres.
These programmes aim to increase awareness of risks like unauthorised remittance services and suspicious bank account activities, while educating workers on setting financial goals and using good budgeting tools.

Assoc Prof Razwana Begum Abdul Rahim asked the Ministry for Manpower to consider collaborating with non-profit organisations to enhance programmes that help migrant workers manage their finances safely and responsibly.
The Ministry of Manpower has been working with community partners and NGOs to develop and promote financial management programmes for migrant workers, including the Settling-in Programme and outreach roadshows at recreation centres.
These programmes aim to increase awareness of risks like unauthorised remittance services and suspicious bank account activities, while educating workers on setting financial goals and using good budgeting tools.

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