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Financial planning seen as key for Indonesia鈥檚 next generation

Speakers present on financial planning during the talk show 鈥淩anah Publik: Financial Planning for the Golden Generation 2045鈥 (Photo: Screenshot from Suara Muslim TV YouTube)
Speakers present on financial planning during the talk show 鈥淩anah Publik: Financial Planning for the Golden Generation 2045鈥 (Photo: Screenshot from Suara Muslim TV YouTube)

UNAIR NEWS 鈥 Business Development and Start-up Incubation Agency (BPBRIN), in partnership with Suara Muslim TV, held a talk show titled Ranah Publik: Financial Planning for the Golden Generation 2045. The program aired live on Suara Muslim TV鈥檚 YouTube channel on Friday, August 22, 2025.

The event featured several speakers, including Prof. Dr. H. Suparto Wijoyo, S.H., M.Hum., Dr. Sulistya Rusgianto, and A. F. Bayuny, Ph.D. In his opening remarks, Prof. Wijoyo said Indonesia鈥檚 80th Independence Day should also be seen as a reminder for young people to strive for financial independence.

鈥淚n this moment of celebrating Indonesia鈥檚 80 years of independence, the younger generation must also experience financial freedom. It should serve as a period of learning for both the nation and the people, just as our founding fathers envisioned in their long-term plans,鈥 Prof. Wijoyo said.

He explained that financial planning has always been part of national life through funding and budgeting practices. Indonesia鈥檚 annual state and regional budgets (APBN and APBD), he said, are proof of structured planning.

鈥淎PBN and APBD reflect financial planning within an annual timeframe. To realize the Golden Generation 2045, we need strong financial frameworks supported by determination and discipline,鈥 noted Prof. Wijoyo, who also serves as Vice Director for Research, Internationalization, Digitalization, and Information at UNAIR鈥檚 Postgraduate School.

He added that today鈥檚 Muslim youth must foster creativity, economic vision, and entrepreneurial skills to secure financial stability. He drew a parallel to Prophet Muhammad, who established the Medina Charter to expand relations across communities and built marketplaces as symbols of economic growth at the time.

Steps and goals in financial planning

Achieving financial stability, however, is not simple. It requires consistent effort and time. Dr. Sulistya pointed out that several obstacles often undermine people鈥檚 ability to manage their finances effectively.

鈥淪ome of the main challenges are how people approach financial planning and how they set priorities. Long-term planning is crucial and should not be overlooked. And most importantly, financial planning must aim to bring true happiness鈥攏ot only in this world but also in the hereafter,鈥 he explained.

Author: Ersa Awwalul Hidayah

Editor: Yulia Rohmawati

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