FLO Indore, under the leadership of Chairperson Ms. Vandana Gujrati, organised a two-day Online Financial Literacy Quiz on September 26 and 27, 2026, marking a milestone in its 15-week continuous financial education initiative. The initiative aimed to strengthen financial confidence among members through active learning, knowledge assessment and practical application of financial concepts.
It focused on moving beyond conventional information-sharing sessions towards a structured learning approach that encourages participants to understand, retain and apply financial knowledge in their everyday lives. Over the preceding 15 weeks, FLO Indore implemented a structured Learn–Test–Apply–Revise model through regular digital engagement. Weekly Monday diagnostic sessions explored common financial misconceptions and psychological biases influencing money-related decisions.
Wednesday sessions examined practical family finance scenarios, while Friday action checklists encouraged participants to translate their learning into actionable financial habits. The two-day milestone quiz on September 26 and 27 served as an assessment and revision exercise, enabling participants to evaluate their understanding of key financial concepts, reinforce learning and assess their ability to apply financial knowledge to real-life situations.
It also provided an opportunity to identify knowledge gaps before progressing to more advanced wealth management strategies. The initiative demonstrated the value of consistent, bite-sized digital learning in building financial awareness and encouraging sustained engagement.
Key Takeaways
– Consistent learning strengthens financial awareness and knowledge retention.
– Interactive quizzes encourage active participation and reinforce concepts.
– Understanding financial biases helps improve money-related decisions.
– Practical financial scenarios bridge the gap between knowledge and application.
– Regular assessments help identify learning gaps and track progress.
– Small, actionable steps encourage better financial habits.
– Continuous financial education builds confidence in managing wealth.
Impact & Outcome
The 15-week financial literacy initiative engaged 120 participants, including over 50 active participants and more than 70 continuous learners. The programme established a structured digital learning model that encouraged financial awareness, knowledge retention and practical application, strengthening FLO Indore’s commitment to building long-term financial confidence among women.