SBI RSETI Ramban organises awareness Camp themed ‘Financial Literacy: Women’s Prosperity’

RAMBAN, FEBRUARY 27: SBI Rural Self Employment Training Institute (RSETI) Ramban organized an awareness Camp here today, focusing on the theme ‘Financial Literacy: Women’s Prosperity’.

The event aimed to empower women and the local community with essential financial knowledge and creating awareness about the risks of cyber frauds.
The program was attended by Branch Manager SBI, Sachin Kumar, as the Chief Guest.

In his address, the Branch Manager emphasized the importance of financial independence for women, encouraging them to actively participate in banking services, savings, investments and entrepreneurship. He also spoke about various financial products and government schemes available to support women in their economic growth.

Director, RSETI S. Harvinder Singh, conducted an insightful awareness session on financial management, digital banking, and cyber fraud prevention. He educated participants on the risks of phishing, OTP frauds, UPI scams, and fake calls, advising them on how to safeguard their financial assets and personal information in the digital era.

The camp witnessed active participation from women entrepreneurs, self-help group members and aspiring businesswomen, who were encouraged to utilize financial services effectively for economic self-reliance. Discussions were held on topics including Importance of Savings & Investments, Digital Banking & Secure Online Transactions, Government Loan Schemes for Women (PMEGP, Mudra Yojana, HADP, etc.) and Cyber Security Measures & Fraud Prevention
The interactive session allowed participants to ask questions and clarify doubts about banking security, business loans, and digital payments. The experts provided practical tips and guidance on financial planning, securing small business loans, and leveraging government schemes for self-employment opportunities.

Participants expressed gratitude for the informative session and pledged to implement financial awareness in their daily lives.