CA Aman Jain is a Chartered Accountant and Company Secretary by qualification, with over a decade of experience in financial markets. He is the Co-founder of Investia Financial Advisors, a leading investment advisory firm, and Wash My Ride, a social initiative focused on water conservation.
Aman is deeply committed to advancing financial literacy across India. He serves as a Director of FLQ Knowledge Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to spreading financial education among students through initiatives like the Fin-Edu Quest Olympiad. He has conducted impactful sessions for IRS officers, ICAI, DTRTI, and various management institutions, making finance simple, practical, and engaging for diverse audiences.
Aman was also a participant in the National Institute of Financial Management (NIFM) residential program and currently serves as the National Convenor of JIIF (JITO Incubation and Innovation Foundation).
Passionate about simplifying finance, Aman believes that financial literacy is not just knowledge—it’s empowerment for life.
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Learn Smart Money Skills with CA Premlata Daga Saboo and CA Aman Jain | Money Smart Kids Workshop | OCLF
On 22nd Nov 2025 09.30 AM To 10:40 AM
The workshop "Money Smart Kids: Learn to Save, Spend and Grow Your Money the Right Way" was conducted by CA Premlata Daga Saboo and CA Aman Jain for students of classes 8 to 12. The session focused on building early financial awareness through simple and practical concepts that children and families can apply in daily life.
The speakers introduced the idea of childhood saving habits through the familiar gullak and explained how early discipline helps money grow through the power of compounding. They shared easy strategies such as the 24-hour rule to prevent impulse buying, the 50:30:20 budgeting model and understanding the EMI illusion. The session also touched upon why fixed deposits may not always beat inflation and introduced liquid funds as a flexible option for short-term saving.
Financial safety formed an important part of the discussion, with the speakers highlighting the rising risk of online frauds and the need for open conversations about money at home. Audience questions on beginner investments, digital safety and saving habits made the session highly interactive and relevant for young learners and their parents.