Do you wish to have a sneak peak of our upcoming activities over the next few months?
Are you interested in knowing what the NFLP has been up to for 2026 thus far?
Then look no further, check out our details below which highlight both our future and past milestone events for this calendar year!
NFLP Events Corner
Here’s a sneak peak into our next three key events!
The NFLP has a few major events which are scheduled to occur over the upcoming months! Some of which are:

April is Financial Literacy Month!
Financial Literacy Month provides an opportunity to raise awareness of the importance of becoming financial literate. Gaining financial knowledge enables everyone to make informed decisions about finances, whether it is preparing to purchase a new home, making an investment or planning for retirement. Financial literacy is critical life skill that every individual should strive to possess.
Details coming soon…

We’re going Live – Fin Lit Live!
A high-energy programme consisting of informative and interactive presentations, testimonials from young entrepreneurs and an engaging display of booths from important regulators and the CBTT Museum.
Details coming soon…

Coming to a community near you! NFLP Town Hall Meetings!
A nationwide financial literacy awareness programme aimed at empowering citizens of Trinidad and Tobago with essential financial literacy skills. Orchestrated via interactive physical community connect meetings held across the country, the programme will address critical financial topics and equip participants with the knowledge to make informed financial decisions.
Details coming soon…

Central Bank Launches “Club FINLIT” In Celebration of Global Money Week 2026
On Wednesday, March 18, 2026, the Central Bank’s National Financial Literacy Programme (NFLP), hosted seven secondary schools from across Trinidad, at the official launch of a pilot Secondary Schools Financial Literacy Club—“Club FINLIT”. The event forms part of the Bank’s activities to commemorate Global Money Week 2026. Global Money Week (GMW) is an annual international awareness campaign that promotes financial education among young people, encouraging them to develop the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviours necessary for sound financial decision-making. Coordinated by the OECD and implemented by national authorities worldwide, the 14th edition of Global Money Week ran from March 16–22, 2026, under the theme “Smart Money Talks.”
Trinidad and Tobago proudly stood with the Global Money Week community for the eighth consecutive year, celebrating the mission of equipping young people, with the financial knowledge and skills needed for financial success. This year was more than a celebration, as it was a call to action in recognition of the fact that financial literacy for youth is essential.
Schools Participating in the 2026 Club FINLIT Pilot were:
1. Cunupia Secondary School
2. Holy Faith Convent Penal
3. El Dorado West Secondary School
4. St. Francois Girls’ College
5. El Dorado East Secondary School
6. Bishop Anstey High School POS
7. St. Francis Boys College

Financial Literacy Takes Center Stage at the NCC John Cupid Carnival Village!
Financial literacy was in the spotlight at the N.C.C. John Cupid Carnival Village, where the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago actively engaged the public through its National Financial Literacy Programme (NFLP). The NFLP, the Bank’s dedicated outreach initiative, continues its nationwide mission to strengthen financial awareness and promote sound money management among citizens. NFLP representatives provided visitors with valuable information on the programme’s services. These include educational sessions and materials covering key financial topics such as retirement planning, entrepreneurship, saving, budgeting, and risk and credit management.
The sessions were designed to be short, fun and engaging, reinforcing essential financial principles in a format that resonates with young learners. Students were also rewarded with tokens and memorabilia during Q&A segments, adding to the excitement and educational value of the experience.
Central Bank’s National Financial Literacy Programme launches Money Matters Made Simple Series
The Central Bank’s National Financial Literacy Programme (NFLP) kicked off its three-day series on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, which welcomed members of the public in-person to an engaging and educational experience. The series themed “Money Matters Made Simple” is one of several outreach activities planned for the year, all designed to deepen public engagement and strengthen financial and money management awareness among citizens of all ages.
A total of 64 individuals, including students, professionals, entrepreneurs, retirees, all gathered at the Central Bank’s Conference Facilities at the Eric Williams Plaza, Independence Square, Port of-Spain, united by a shared goal: to take control of their money and make it work for them. At the end of the hour-long session, participants expressed gratitude for valuable insights shared, lessons they believe will help them move closer to their personal goals of financial stability, confidence and independence.
The series continued virtually, with 400 registrants who participated in two sessions:
- Day Two – Saving and Investing (January 28) and;
- Day Three – Debt Management (January 29)

The NFLP is here for you!
Community groups, associations, agencies and organisations interested in arranging in-person or virtual financial literacy group sessions or to invite the Bank to partner on any upcoming initiatives may submit requests via https://www.central-bank.org.tt/nflp/request-a-session/ or contact the Bank at 621-2288 extensions 2816, 2817 or 2818.

