Association Finances & Pédagogie

Activities

Finances & Pédagogie, a benchmark player in financial education in France

Finances & Pédagogie, an association founded in 1957 by the Caisses d’Épargne, is dedicated to promoting financial education among all types of audiences, from young people to adults. Its mission is to enable everyone to improve their grasp of money-related issues and to make informed financial decisions throughout their lives.

Present throughout France via a network of 24 correspondents working from 15 regional offices, the association runs awareness-building and training sessions, both in person and online. Its programs cover a wide range of topics: budget management, savings, loans, preventing over-indebtedness, banking relationships, insurance, financial literacy for young people, and microcredit. These initiatives can be supplemented by customized support provided by a network of approximately 50 volunteers.

Finances & Pédagogie helps you navigate the major milestones in life with a range of training programs focused on financial challenges related to personal and professional goals: access to homeownership, education, mobility, career transitions, caregiving, retirement planning, and a host of other topics.

Recognized for its expertise in financial education, the association has developed a large number of partnerships with nonprofit organizations, businesses, and public institutions. In particular, it works with young people (e.g., Orphéopolis, Lycée Airbus, Missions Locales), organizations promoting social and professional inclusion (e.g., Fédération ENVIE, Convergence, CCAS), caregivers, elite athletes (e.g., Stade Toulousain, INSEP), and many other groups.

As a member of the National Committee for Financial Education Strategy led by the Banque de France, Finances & Pédagogie is now the foremost private provider of financial education training in France.

The association also holds the ESUS label (from the French Entreprise Solidaire d’Utilité Sociale, or ‘Solidarity Company of Social Utility’), accreditation from the French Ministry of National Education, and Qualiopi certification. These recognitions attest to the quality of its work and its commitment to developing financial literacy to promote individual autonomy and social inclusion for all.