Andoy Beltran, financial advocate from First Metro Securities, the brokerage arm of the Metrobank Group introduces Moneygurado to FEU Alabang students.
Muntinlupa City, Philippines — Metrobank is strengthening its commitment to financial literacy among young Filipinos through its Moneygurado initiative, bringing practical money lessons directly to schools and helping students build smarter financial habits early in life.
The program recently launched its campus series at Far Eastern University, where students engaged in meaningful discussions that went beyond traditional financial literacy, focusing on real-life money decisions and the mindset needed to manage finances responsibly.
Leading the session was Andoy Beltran, a financial advocate from First Metro Securities, who highlighted how today’s students are navigating a fast-paced digital financial landscape. While digital platforms have made money management more accessible and convenient, he emphasized that they also make spending easier—often leading to impulsive financial decisions without careful reflection.
Through Moneygurado, Metrobank aims to equip the younger generation with practical financial knowledge, empowering students to make informed decisions, build healthy financial habits, and secure a more stable future.
The initiative underscores Metrobank’s continued mission to foster financial inclusion and empower Filipinos through education—one campus at a time.