Financial inclusion has garnered significant attention from academia and governments in recent decades due to its facilitating role in sustainable development by enabling individuals to integrate into the financial system. An extensive body of literature underscores the necessity of examining financial inclusion in various contexts. In this regard, the present study aimed to identify the relationship between financial inclusion and household economic growth (measured in two versions) among parents of the Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences in Iquitos in 2024. A Likert-scale questionnaire (1–5) was administered to a sample of 210 responses drawn from a population of 2,313 individuals. In RStudio, the correlation was analyzed using Spearman’s coefficient ( = 0.6164 and = 0.6099, with a p-value = 0) and Kendall’s coefficient ( = 0.4642 and 0.4554, with a p-value = 0), supported ...