Mexico City to Host Free Mega Investment Class to Boost Financial Literacy
Mexico City, February 13 – The Secretariat of Economic Development (SEDECO) in Mexico City is set to host another edition of its Free Mega Investment Class, aiming to broaden financial literacy among its citizens. The initiative seeks to empower more individuals to manage their resources effectively and explore investment opportunities, regardless of their prior experience.
Mega Investment Class CDMX: Date, Time, and Location
The upcoming session will take place on Saturday, March 1st, at 10:00 AM, at the Independencia Theater. This event is designed to democratize financial knowledge, focusing on essential investment concepts and the use of digital platforms. Admission is free, but prior registration is required.
SEDECO’s strategy involves conducting these mega-classes monthly at various locations across the city. The primary objective is to bridge information gaps and equip citizens with the necessary tools to make informed financial decisions, benefiting both individuals and the community.
CDMX Aims for an Informed Citizenry
Attendees will have the opportunity to address their queries regarding savings, investments, and financial planning. The class will also provide clear explanations on how technology facilitates access to investment instruments and how to identify reliable platforms for transactions.
The event welcomes anyone interested in finance, irrespective of their expertise. Participation is free and open to all, with registration available through this link: https://luma.com/8qr53ztr. The Independencia Theater, located in the Unidad Independencia of La Magdalena Contreras, will serve as the venue for those looking to enhance their economic well-being and financial knowledge.
Through these initiatives, Mexico City demonstrates its commitment to fostering a more informed citizenry, providing greater opportunities for economic development in an environment where access to knowledge is crucial for progress.
Federal Government Promotes Financial Education Strategy
In a related development, on December 17, 2026, the Secretariat of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP), in collaboration with the Financial Education Committee (CEF), launched the National Financial Education Strategy (ENEF) 2025-2030. This federal initiative aims to instill responsible financial habits among the Mexican population, starting from childhood. Its purpose is to enhance the ability to manage resources, anticipate unexpected situations, and maintain controlled debt levels.
The federal government’s strategy is built upon six key objectives:
- Promoting financial education in and out of schools, teaching children from an early age to save and spend responsibly.
- Educating everyone on how to use financial services, especially digital ones, securely.
- Disseminating educational campaigns and establishing mechanisms to protect people’s money.
- Explaining to individuals and Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (MiPyMEs) how financial products work to prevent excessive debt and encourage better decision-making.
- Fostering financial education with a focus on sustainability, offering tools to address economic challenges posed by climate change.
- Improving collaboration among institutions and countries to achieve more efficient financial education with clear outcomes.
