CyFLEC to offer free financial education workshops for women in Nicosia
CyFLEC will run free workshops in Nicosia on November 10-11, 2026, to help women build money management skills, confidence and long-term financial security.

Nicosia, Cyprus. The Cyprus Financial Literacy and Education Committee (CyFLEC) has announced free workshops for women on November 10-11, 2026, aimed at improving how they manage money, building financial confidence and supporting their long-term financial security.
Schedule and participation
In its announcement on Monday, the committee said the workshops, titled “Your money. Your power”, would be held at the Landmark Nicosia, Autograph Collection. Sessions will run from 2.30pm until 7.30pm each day.
According to CyFLEC, women can participate regardless of their age, profession or existing financial knowledge. Neither prior experience nor financial expertise is needed; participants need only an interest in managing their personal finances more effectively and planning their financial future.
Practical skills and financial confidence
CyFLEC said the initiative would give women practical knowledge and tools to support better-informed financial decisions, more confident planning and stronger financial resilience.
The committee also placed the workshops within wider efforts to narrow the financial literacy gap between genders and help women approach decisions about their money with greater confidence.
The programme, according to the announcement, comprises four interactive topics linked directly to participants’ financial wellbeing: creating and managing household budgets; saving alongside investing; borrowing responsibly while managing debt; and preparing for a comfortable, financially secure retirement.
Supportive, hands-on sessions
The committee said the workshops would use a practical, hands-on format, drawing on examples from real life and everyday situations so participants could apply the lessons to their own circumstances.
Female trainers will lead the sessions in an environment that CyFLEC described as friendly, safe and supportive. The approach is intended to encourage open discussion and exchanges of experience, while allowing participants to learn without feeling stressed or judged.
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