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Kenyan youth face rising debt due to joblessness, costly living, and easy digital loans. Poor financial literacy worsens it. They cope by budgeting, side hustles, borrowing, and cutting expenses. Solutions include better education, loan regulation, and inclusive finance.
This research examines how emerging technologies—AI-driven personalization, gamification, mobile-first design, and behavioral nudging—can revolutionize Kenya's financial education landscape. The analysis reveals opportunities to embed financial literacy directly into mobile money infrastructure, creating contextualized learning moments that serve both digitally native users and populations
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