“…According to the results of a study conducted with 3009 adults by the cooperation of The World Bank and Capital Markets Board in 2012, many of the adults in Turkey have knowledge on basic financial concepts like interest and they could calculate basically; however, it was seen that many of the adults have low performance on financial issues requiring more knowledge and complex computational skills (TEDMEM, 2016). In a study conducted with Social Sciences teachers, Seyhan (2020) states that social science teacher can define financial literacy in terms of basic financial concepts, economic politics and interpreting financial developments; as for financial management, they can define it as budgeting, deciding on economical issues and managing money as general. Similarly, in the studies which aim to determine financial literacy knowledge of in-service teachers and candidate teachers, it is seen that the level of financial literacy is low in both groups (Lucey, 2008;Akhan, 2015;Lucey, Meyers and Smith, 2017).…”