Portugal’s Securities Market Commission (CMVM) conducted a survey last year focusing primarily on university students to assess their financial literacy. The investigation revealed “fragilities” in students’ understanding of financial risk and potential losses. The survey evaluated attitudes towards risk in general, specifically concerning financial risk. Findings suggest a need for improved financial education amongst this demographic. The CMVM’s sixth inquiry highlights a gap in knowledge regarding crucial financial concepts. This lack of understanding could potentially lead to poor financial decision-making among young adults. These results underscore the importance of integrating financial literacy programs within the university curriculum.