Governments need to do more to boost financial literacy among students, said the OECD on releasing their latest PISA publication. The study, a money-focused section of a wider report on education, is based on tests completed by nearly 100,000 15-year-olds in 2022. Participating students were located across 14 OECD and 6 partner economies. With 18% of students in OECD countries performing at or below the most basic level of financial literacy, the group’s Secretary-General Mathias Cormann stressed “the need to better equip young people with the knowledge and skills necessary to make safe and in…