Published on: 2026-10-13
Source: Central Bank of Russia – Central Bank of Russia –
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Listeners will learn how to recognize fraudulent schemes and protect their money, manage savings, safely use cashless payments and digital services, as well as choose reliable financial products. A special questionnaire will help navigate the program. Based on the responses, the system will recommend the appropriate module – basic or advanced – and immediately show the class schedule. Each webinar lasts 30 minutes.
In the basic module, participants will learn to solve everyday financial tasks: choosing a bank card for their goals, distinguishing a deposit from a savings account, and exchanging damaged banknotes. They will also understand what the digital ruble is — a new form of Russian money that complements traditional cash and cashless payments. The material is also designed for beginners in digital services.
The advanced module is designed for those who are already actively using bank cards, online banking, marketplaces, and government services. The lessons will focus more on managing finances through digital services. Participants will learn how to issue virtual cards for secure online purchases, open a digital ruble wallet, recognize imposed insurance instead of deposits, and independently set a self-ban on loan issuance to protect themselves from fraudsters’ actions.
To register for the lesson, you only need to provide your last name and first name, email address, region, and type of locality. To receive a certificate, after the webinar it is enough to complete the feedback form, the link to which will be sent to the email address provided during registration.
From October 13 to December 16, a total of 350 webinars on 14 topics will be held. The schedule of classes and connection instructions are posted on the project website: pensionfg.ru.
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