Financial

Planning

Tool


Issues to be addressed

Mass customers

do not have a proper financial culture and systematic approach what to do and in what order, whenever they need banking service

Banks’ terms and conditions

The consumers do not know how to read and interpret and no tool by which to compare the terms & conditions of all presented banks on the market and choose the best product with the best conditions for their need

Personal finances

The customers very often manage badly their personal finances. Due to which become overexposed, become insolvent, loose property, underestimate insurances and loose income, etc.are not acquainted with investments in mutual funds, pension fund as alternative to deposit and saving products

The proposed solution

Easy understandable

Compare all peer banks

Create financial discipline

Main Parts

Educational module

aimed to provide basic information related with financial products (consumer loans, mortgages, credit cards, overdrafts, deposit, saving account, mutual fund, pension funds). Set up bank term dictionary with most used bank terms with decent and understandable explanations.

Advisory module

aimed to provide some advisory and recommendations related with execution of certain financial transactions (for example what steps should pass and what docs one needs to take a mortgage).

Loan / deposit calculator

Aimed to compute various interest rates, installments, fee charges on loan and deposit products of all banks presented on BG market (28 banks) and thus make comparisons and choose the best option for the customers.

Personal financial portrait

Smart tool, which upon input customer data navigated through special questionnaire, provides financial status of the customers (ratios, indebtedness rate, safety bench marks), indicates rooms for improvement (red zones) and good financial management performance (green zone).

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