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Russian examination in financial literacy in the Stavropol State Agrarian University has launched the All-Russian saving week

On 24th October 2016 at the Stavropol State Agrarian University started All-Russian saving week, which is held for the third consecutive year in the Russian Ministry of finance project «Promotion of the level of financial literacy and financial education in the Russian Federation».

Russian examination in financial literacy at the university was held at two venues. It was attended by deputy chairman of the government of Stavropol region - minister of finance of Stavropol region Larisa Kalinchenko; deputy minister of finance of Stavropol region Yuriy Suslov; dean of accounting and finance department of the Stavropol State Agrarian University, doctor of Economics, professor Helena Kostyukova; dean of the faculty of economics of the Stavropol State Agrarian University, doctor of Economics, Professor Olga Kusakina; chairman of the Stavropol branch of the Union of artists of the Stavropol region, member of the Russian academy of arts Sergey Parshin; head of department of the Federal tax service of Russia for the Stavropol region Elena Afonina; academician of the Russian television media holding company «ATV» Valery Golubovskii; head of the Corporate branch of VTB in North Caucasus Federal district Alexander Dyrenko; deputy director of the Stavropol regional branch of «Rosselkhozbank» Maxim Mikheev; general director of «Moskovsky Komsomolets-Kavkaz» Elena Bakanova, head of «Financial management & banking», doctor of Economics, professor Julia Sklyarova, the students of the Stavropol State Agrarian University.

The moderators of the nationwide examination in financial literacy are vice-rector for additional education of the Stavropol State Agrarian University Olga Lisova and Associate Professor of «Financial management & banking» Elena Lapina.

Russian examination in financial literacy has opened the All-Russian saving week, which will be held from 24th to 31th October in more than 50 regions of our country. More than 600 educational events for the public aimed at teaching people the basics of personal finance, careful planning of the family budget, focus on savings behavior and the formation of reserves and savings, as well as how to protect the rights of consumers of financial services. In addition to an extensive program of classroom activities, citizens will be provided with a variety of opportunities for learning remote.