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This document discusses key drivers of financial well-being, including financial behavior, knowledge, and personal traits. It defines financial well-being as having control over expenses, being on track to meet financial goals, ability to withstand financial shocks, and having financial freedom. The three key drivers that influence financial well-being and decisions are financial behavior, knowledge, and personal traits like controlling emotions. Having the right combination of these drivers through behaviors like planning, knowledge of personal finances, and traits like discipline can help achieve financial well-being.
This document discusses the importance of personal financial planning. It states that financial planning helps people achieve life goals like owning a home, saving for education, or retirement. It allows people to better manage finances and use opportunities effectively. Without financial planning, people face difficulties and hardships. The document outlines benefits like monitoring cash flow, building assets, and providing family security. It also discusses consequences of not planning, like not knowing what happens to money or being unprepared for challenges. Finally, it presents different investment avenues like equity, mutual funds, and bonds that offer varying levels of risk and return.
"If you are also one of these people who do not know why finance knowledge is important. So let's talk about why finance knowledge is important and how to become financially literate.
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I am glad that our small quarterly magazine "Life-A Promise" has published on time. The extraordinary achievements of the children always motivated me. I am proud to be able to highlight the achievements of some of the children of Shillong in this issue.. Everbloom K. Nongrum, Miss Bipasha Dhar, Master Arman Sharma, Master Saruya Kanuar, Miss Debashmita Chakraborty these five little children has done extraordinary jobs in their respective field. This issue is the witness of their achievements. Our Best Wishes to these little kids. Gopinath Sir's wonderful article is like a gift to us. We must read again and again "Why Discipline savings is always ahead than financial intelligence". With your good wishes and love, I will go ahead with something new again. Thank you
I am glad that our small quarterly magazine "Life-A Promise" has published on time. The extraordinary achievements of the children always motivated me. I am proud to be able to highlight the achievements of some of the children of Shillong in this issue.. Everbloom K. Nongrum, Miss Bipasha Dhar, Master Arman Sharma, Master Saruya Kanuar, Miss Debashmita Chakraborty these five little children has done extraordinary jobs in their respective field. This issue is the witness of their achievements. Our Best Wishes to these little kids. Gopinath Sir's wonderful article is like a gift to us. We must read again and again "Why Discipline savings is always ahead than financial intelligence". With your good wishes and love, I will go ahead with something new again. Thank you all.
am glad that our small quarterly magazine "Life-A Promise" has published on time. The extraordinary achievements of the children always motivated me. I am proud to be able to highlight the achievements of some of the children of Shillong in this issue.. Everbloom K. Nongrum, Miss Bipasha Dhar, Master Arman Sharma, Master Saruya Kanuar, Miss Debashmita Chakraborty these five little children has done extraordinary jobs in their respective field. This issue is the witness of their achievements. Our Best Wishes to these little kids. Gopinath Sir's wonderful article is like a gift to us. We must read again and again "Why Discipline savings is always ahead than financial intelligence". With your good wishes and love, I will go ahead with something new again. Thank you.
This document discusses key drivers of financial well-being, including financial behavior, knowledge, and personal traits. It defines financial well-being as having control over expenses, being on track to meet financial goals, ability to withstand financial shocks, and having financial freedom. The three key drivers that influence financial well-being and decisions are financial behavior, knowledge, and personal traits like controlling emotions. Having the right combination of these drivers through behaviors like planning, knowledge of personal finances, and traits like discipline can help achieve financial well-being.
This document discusses the importance of personal financial planning. It states that financial planning helps people achieve life goals like owning a home, saving for education, or retirement. It allows people to better manage finances and use opportunities effectively. Without financial planning, people face difficulties and hardships. The document outlines benefits like monitoring cash flow, building assets, and providing family security. It also discusses consequences of not planning, like not knowing what happens to money or being unprepared for challenges. Finally, it presents different investment avenues like equity, mutual funds, and bonds that offer varying levels of risk and return.
"If you are also one of these people who do not know why finance knowledge is important. So let's talk about why finance knowledge is important and how to become financially literate.
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Explore the fundamentals of personal finance with this enlightening PDF guide, "Demystifying Consumer Debt: Understanding the Financial Landscape." Gain insights into the various facets of consumer debt, including effective debt management strategies, essential financial literacy principles, and practical budgeting tips. Whether you're a novice in the realm of personal finance or looking to enhance your financial well-being, this resource provides valuable information to navigate the complex terrain of consumer debt and empower yourself toward a more secure financial future.
I am glad that our small quarterly magazine "Life-A Promise" has published on time. The extraordinary achievements of the children always motivated me. I am proud to be able to highlight the achievements of some of the children of Shillong in this issue.. Everbloom K. Nongrum, Miss Bipasha Dhar, Master Arman Sharma, Master Saruya Kanuar, Miss Debashmita Chakraborty these five little children has done extraordinary jobs in their respective field. This issue is the witness of their achievements. Our Best Wishes to these little kids. Gopinath Sir's wonderful article is like a gift to us. We must read again and again "Why Discipline savings is always ahead than financial intelligence". With your good wishes and love, I will go ahead with something new again. Thank you
I am glad that our small quarterly magazine "Life-A Promise" has published on time. The extraordinary achievements of the children always motivated me. I am proud to be able to highlight the achievements of some of the children of Shillong in this issue.. Everbloom K. Nongrum, Miss Bipasha Dhar, Master Arman Sharma, Master Saruya Kanuar, Miss Debashmita Chakraborty these five little children has done extraordinary jobs in their respective field. This issue is the witness of their achievements. Our Best Wishes to these little kids. Gopinath Sir's wonderful article is like a gift to us. We must read again and again "Why Discipline savings is always ahead than financial intelligence". With your good wishes and love, I will go ahead with something new again. Thank you all.
am glad that our small quarterly magazine "Life-A Promise" has published on time. The extraordinary achievements of the children always motivated me. I am proud to be able to highlight the achievements of some of the children of Shillong in this issue.. Everbloom K. Nongrum, Miss Bipasha Dhar, Master Arman Sharma, Master Saruya Kanuar, Miss Debashmita Chakraborty these five little children has done extraordinary jobs in their respective field. This issue is the witness of their achievements. Our Best Wishes to these little kids. Gopinath Sir's wonderful article is like a gift to us. We must read again and again "Why Discipline savings is always ahead than financial intelligence". With your good wishes and love, I will go ahead with something new again. Thank you.
This document outlines the six-step process for personal financial planning: 1) determine current financial situation, 2) develop financial goals, 3) identify alternative courses of action, 4) evaluate alternatives, 5) create and implement a financial action plan, and 6) review and revise the plan. It emphasizes that financial planning is an ongoing process that requires regularly assessing decisions and adapting to changing life situations. The document also provides examples of the types of information and resources that can be used at each step of financial planning.
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FINANCIAL LITERACY 10
Financial Literacy
Professor’s Name
Student’s Name
Course Title
Date
Financial Literacy
Introduction
Any average investor of American origin usually makes financial decisions, specifically when it comes to retirement and saving. Some of the costly errors include the failure in making sure that there is receipt of the employer matching contribution towards your saving, inadequate saving, the payment of excess interest costs and excessive fees and the substandard diversification (Deuflhard et al., 2019). The evident prepondence portrays a picture of the general inadequacy of understanding for return, risk and diversification in the stock markets.
The financial literacy is the capability of understanding and correctly applying the financial management skills (Deuflhard et al., 2019). The act of managing debts properly, calculating interests properly, effective planning for finances as well as understanding the time value of money is what financial literacy entails.
The resulting poor financial behaviours and the financial knowledge low levels with the effect being seen in the troubled context of the pension’s disappearance and the improved personal responsibility in terms of the retirement plans well seen in the defined patterns of contribution plans is a good proof that financial literacy is becoming a common phenomenon. In the modern finance, there is a component of punishing financial ignorance and rewarding of the do it yourself component of necessitated by financial knowledge. The lack of regulation of the financial markets and the comparatively easy access to credit has increased further the appetite for financial knowledge (Calcagno et al., 2019). Most individuals are now responsible for making their own investment choices and could end erring in security selection and the asset allocation or even both.
Financial Literacy background information
Financial literacy refers to the ability to effectively and efficiently manage and evaluate your finances so that you make prudent decision geared towards attaining your life goals and achieve the financial well-being (Calcagno et al., 2019). When you are financially literate, you will protect yourself from being exploited either through questionable investments or identity fraud and this allows you to meet the everyday or basic needs.
How financial literacy affects your daily life
There are five basic components or areas in personal finance that people need to acquint themselves for them to become financially stable (Deuflhard et al., 2019). Capturing and making these areas part of your life is important in many aspects of our day to day life and that include;
Income and money
Education, career choices and job skills all affect our finances and income. There has always been a trade-off between effort and time, rewards and money. Time will always be in tandem with money. When you working for a living which many of us.
Starting retirement savings early is crucial for children's future financial independence and security. Opening an IRA for a teenager and having them contribute consistently from ages 13 to 18 could result in over $2 million saved by retirement age. Teaching children good financial habits like saving, earning, and spending wisely from a young age creates a foundation for lifelong financial well-being. Introducing concepts such as compound interest and encouraging age-appropriate jobs helps children understand the relationship between effort, income, and financial goals. With early financial literacy education, children will be empowered to make informed decisions to achieve a secure retirement and prosperous adulthood.
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Focus on Personal Finance, Ch. 1
· 1-The eight components of personal financial planning are obtaining, planning, saving, borrowing, spending, managing risk, investing, and retirement and estate planning. The obtaining component relates to acquiring resources through employment and investments. The planning component involves budgeting while considering future events that may impact an individual's financial position. The saving component creates a financial safety net for the individual that allows for large expenses that could be either planned (tuition) or unplanned (hospital bills). The borrowing component allows for financial smoothing. In situations when the individual does not have liquid cash available for current expenses, they can borrow funds and repay the lender in the future when they have cash available. The spending component is the use of the acquired and saved resources. The managing risk component involves the consideration of many different variables in order to mitigate risk exposure in a way that appropriately meets risk appetite. Each individual has a different risk appetite based on variables such as their age, income, health, etc. The investing component relates to allocating resources in a way that allows them to grow and produce return. Retirement and estate planning involves making decisions to secure a financially stable life after retirement.
I believe the most important component is risk management. Every individual must consider their risk appetite. If the individual is young with very few expenses, it would make sense for them to make investments that have a relatively higher risk exposure because they have a long investment horizon and can recover losses in the long run. However if an individual is nearing retirement and has many expenses, they cannot afford to take on excess risk and would probably prefer to plan for retirement and save. Each individuals risk appetite will affect how the approach the other components of financial planning.
Focus on Personal Finance, Ch. 2
· 2-Budgeting and financial planning can make or break a relationship. Everyone hears about people that are fighting over money all the time, this is simply because the couple doesn't sit down and discuss their financial issues and talk about ways to fix it. When people can come together and put a budget together that can be agreed upon and have legitimate financial plans, this can release tons of stress in a relationship. There are all kinds of different people and the ways in which people deal with money are also very different, so coming up with a good financial plan and a good budget will help a relationship stand on a more solid foundation financially. This type of planning will also give both parties something to hold them accountable for if they stray off path.
Focus on Personal Finance, Ch. 11
· 3-Once we establish our comf.
Creating a financial plan helps you see the big picture and set long and short-term life goals, a crucial step in mapping out your financial future. When you have a financial plan, it's easier to make financial decisions and stay on track to meet your goals.
The document discusses creating an income and expense statement and cashflow statement to assess financial position over time. It explains that an income statement shows income and expenditures over a period, while a cashflow statement only includes actual cash inflows and outflows. The key steps are to list all sources of income, expenditures, and determine the surplus or deficit. Creating these statements makes it easy to see where money is being spent and how earnings and expenses impact net worth over time.
The document discusses the importance of financial literacy in India. It notes that even after 65 years of independence, India has failed to achieve a satisfactory level of financial literacy among its citizens. Both the President of India and former RBI Governor have emphasized the need to improve financial literacy in the country in order to ensure that citizens can make informed financial decisions. The document advocates for improving financial education through programs that aim to increase financial awareness, especially among average Indians. It presents the objectives and structure of a "Financial Literacy Awareness Program" launched by Nectar Global Edutech to enhance financial knowledge across different sections of society in India.
The document discusses how to cope with inflation in Singapore. It provides historical examples of inflation in the 1970s due to the oil crisis and expanding economy, and again in the 1980s and 2008 due to rising food and oil prices. The government and labor movement were able to reduce inflation to under 3% by 1975 through policy measures. The document recommends individuals hedge against inflation by reducing discretionary spending, finding alternative housing and transportation options, and engaging in financial planning to build wealth through savings, investments, and insurance that can outperform inflation in the long run.
The document provides information about personal finance topics such as savings, budgeting, emergency funds, mutual funds, insurance, and retirement planning. It discusses how to save money through proper budgeting and channelizing savings into personal capital. It emphasizes the importance of having an emergency fund equal to 6 months of expenses and parking it in liquid investments like savings accounts or sweep-in accounts. It also explains key mutual fund benefits like diversification, liquidity, and professional management. Overall, the document offers guidance on developing good financial habits and effectively managing one's finances.
Financial literacy is important for making good financial decisions. However, surveys show that Indians have low levels of financial literacy, especially in areas of money management, financial planning, and investments. There are several reasons for this, including a lack of household budgets, limited discussions about finances within families, and low overall understanding of basic financial concepts. To address this issue, the document discusses establishing an NGO called "Sanchayan" to provide financial literacy programs focused on women, youth, and college students to help improve financial inclusion and decision-making.
This document discusses the opportunity for employers to improve employees' financial wellness through workplace financial education programs. It notes that over 70% of adults feel stressed about money, which negatively impacts workplace productivity through absenteeism, health issues, and turnover. However, financial education programs can help employees better manage money and plan for retirement, reducing stress. This benefits both employees through increased financial security and employers through reduced expenses, higher productivity and retention, and less dependency on benefits. The document advocates for comprehensive, unbiased financial education delivered flexibly at the workplace by an accredited third party.
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This PowerPoint compilation offers a comprehensive overview of 20 leading innovation management frameworks and methodologies, selected for their broad applicability across various industries and organizational contexts. These frameworks are valuable resources for a wide range of users, including business professionals, educators, and consultants.
Each framework is presented with visually engaging diagrams and templates, ensuring the content is both informative and appealing. While this compilation is thorough, please note that the slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be sufficient for standalone instructional purposes.
This compilation is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of innovation management and drive meaningful change within their organization. Whether you aim to improve product development processes, enhance customer experiences, or drive digital transformation, these frameworks offer valuable insights and tools to help you achieve your goals.
INCLUDED FRAMEWORKS/MODELS:
1. Stanford’s Design Thinking
2. IDEO’s Human-Centered Design
3. Strategyzer’s Business Model Innovation
4. Lean Startup Methodology
5. Agile Innovation Framework
6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
7. McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth
8. Customer Journey Map
9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
10. Blue Ocean Strategy
11. Strategyn’s Jobs-To-Be-Done (JTBD) Framework with Job Map
12. Design Sprint Framework
13. The Double Diamond
14. Lean Six Sigma DMAIC
15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
16. Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
17. Stage-Gate Model
18. Toyota’s Six Steps of Kaizen
19. Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
20. Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
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Running Head: FINANCIAL LITERACY 1
FINANCIAL LITERACY 10
Financial Literacy
Professor’s Name
Student’s Name
Course Title
Date
Financial Literacy
Introduction
Any average investor of American origin usually makes financial decisions, specifically when it comes to retirement and saving. Some of the costly errors include the failure in making sure that there is receipt of the employer matching contribution towards your saving, inadequate saving, the payment of excess interest costs and excessive fees and the substandard diversification (Deuflhard et al., 2019). The evident prepondence portrays a picture of the general inadequacy of understanding for return, risk and diversification in the stock markets.
The financial literacy is the capability of understanding and correctly applying the financial management skills (Deuflhard et al., 2019). The act of managing debts properly, calculating interests properly, effective planning for finances as well as understanding the time value of money is what financial literacy entails.
The resulting poor financial behaviours and the financial knowledge low levels with the effect being seen in the troubled context of the pension’s disappearance and the improved personal responsibility in terms of the retirement plans well seen in the defined patterns of contribution plans is a good proof that financial literacy is becoming a common phenomenon. In the modern finance, there is a component of punishing financial ignorance and rewarding of the do it yourself component of necessitated by financial knowledge. The lack of regulation of the financial markets and the comparatively easy access to credit has increased further the appetite for financial knowledge (Calcagno et al., 2019). Most individuals are now responsible for making their own investment choices and could end erring in security selection and the asset allocation or even both.
Financial Literacy background information
Financial literacy refers to the ability to effectively and efficiently manage and evaluate your finances so that you make prudent decision geared towards attaining your life goals and achieve the financial well-being (Calcagno et al., 2019). When you are financially literate, you will protect yourself from being exploited either through questionable investments or identity fraud and this allows you to meet the everyday or basic needs.
How financial literacy affects your daily life
There are five basic components or areas in personal finance that people need to acquint themselves for them to become financially stable (Deuflhard et al., 2019). Capturing and making these areas part of your life is important in many aspects of our day to day life and that include;
Income and money
Education, career choices and job skills all affect our finances and income. There has always been a trade-off between effort and time, rewards and money. Time will always be in tandem with money. When you working for a living which many of us.
Starting retirement savings early is crucial for children's future financial independence and security. Opening an IRA for a teenager and having them contribute consistently from ages 13 to 18 could result in over $2 million saved by retirement age. Teaching children good financial habits like saving, earning, and spending wisely from a young age creates a foundation for lifelong financial well-being. Introducing concepts such as compound interest and encouraging age-appropriate jobs helps children understand the relationship between effort, income, and financial goals. With early financial literacy education, children will be empowered to make informed decisions to achieve a secure retirement and prosperous adulthood.
Please reword these paragraphs in your own words and do not use th.docxmattjtoni51554
Please reword these paragraphs in your own words and do not use the same words as in the paragraphs.
Focus on Personal Finance, Ch. 1
· 1-The eight components of personal financial planning are obtaining, planning, saving, borrowing, spending, managing risk, investing, and retirement and estate planning. The obtaining component relates to acquiring resources through employment and investments. The planning component involves budgeting while considering future events that may impact an individual's financial position. The saving component creates a financial safety net for the individual that allows for large expenses that could be either planned (tuition) or unplanned (hospital bills). The borrowing component allows for financial smoothing. In situations when the individual does not have liquid cash available for current expenses, they can borrow funds and repay the lender in the future when they have cash available. The spending component is the use of the acquired and saved resources. The managing risk component involves the consideration of many different variables in order to mitigate risk exposure in a way that appropriately meets risk appetite. Each individual has a different risk appetite based on variables such as their age, income, health, etc. The investing component relates to allocating resources in a way that allows them to grow and produce return. Retirement and estate planning involves making decisions to secure a financially stable life after retirement.
I believe the most important component is risk management. Every individual must consider their risk appetite. If the individual is young with very few expenses, it would make sense for them to make investments that have a relatively higher risk exposure because they have a long investment horizon and can recover losses in the long run. However if an individual is nearing retirement and has many expenses, they cannot afford to take on excess risk and would probably prefer to plan for retirement and save. Each individuals risk appetite will affect how the approach the other components of financial planning.
Focus on Personal Finance, Ch. 2
· 2-Budgeting and financial planning can make or break a relationship. Everyone hears about people that are fighting over money all the time, this is simply because the couple doesn't sit down and discuss their financial issues and talk about ways to fix it. When people can come together and put a budget together that can be agreed upon and have legitimate financial plans, this can release tons of stress in a relationship. There are all kinds of different people and the ways in which people deal with money are also very different, so coming up with a good financial plan and a good budget will help a relationship stand on a more solid foundation financially. This type of planning will also give both parties something to hold them accountable for if they stray off path.
Focus on Personal Finance, Ch. 11
· 3-Once we establish our comf.
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The document discusses creating an income and expense statement and cashflow statement to assess financial position over time. It explains that an income statement shows income and expenditures over a period, while a cashflow statement only includes actual cash inflows and outflows. The key steps are to list all sources of income, expenditures, and determine the surplus or deficit. Creating these statements makes it easy to see where money is being spent and how earnings and expenses impact net worth over time.
The document discusses the importance of financial literacy in India. It notes that even after 65 years of independence, India has failed to achieve a satisfactory level of financial literacy among its citizens. Both the President of India and former RBI Governor have emphasized the need to improve financial literacy in the country in order to ensure that citizens can make informed financial decisions. The document advocates for improving financial education through programs that aim to increase financial awareness, especially among average Indians. It presents the objectives and structure of a "Financial Literacy Awareness Program" launched by Nectar Global Edutech to enhance financial knowledge across different sections of society in India.
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1. Stanford’s Design Thinking
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2. Introduction
‘Financial well-being’ is an extremely precious aspect of life. It has received unparalleled attention in this
unprecedented time of the pandemic and empathy is the precursor to financial well-being.
Since the outset of this pandemic, mankind has realized that nothing is more precious than well-being.
Staying physically and mentally fit is not just a choice, but a priority. Through helping customers in their
well-being organizations can uplift their social image and this improves their ESG (Environmental, Social
and Governance) score. Contributing towards customers’ financial well-being will create a differentiating
factor for banks and financial institutions and improve NPS (Net Promoter Score).
Neuroscience has proven how one reacts differently under stress, anxiety, and depression.
More importantly, neural circuits in our brain get altered if these conditions persist for a long time and
become chronic. Financial well-being is closely related to physical and mental health. When these facets of
well-being are placed in the right coordinates, it can form an everlasting circle of happiness. Banks and
financial institution can play a major role in this.
Finance is often an area of stress. 41% of US adults
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and 47% of UK adults
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lack confidence when
taking financial decisions. 77% of British residents are facing stress while managing their finances.
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In fact, the majority of the population in the Middle East, Asia Pacific and African countries have subpar
financial conditions. In the Middle East, the top 10% of people account for 64% of wealth.
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Wealth inequality cuts across all the geographies resulting in vulnerabilities in large segments of
population with regard to maintaining financial well-being.
Financial well-being is often subjective unless drilled down to a granular level and compared at the right
scale. Financial well-being is the outcome of financial habits. Habits are developed by individual
personality traits consciously or unconsciously. Over time, these financial habits formulate financial
behaviors. These financial behaviors are evident from day-to-day transactions and account history.
These transactions are sheer numbers and may not make sense much if analyzed in silos. However, with
careful consideration and all-inclusiveness, these numbers can unearth evidence that reveals insightful
stories. These stories build an individual’s financial identify, indicating whether someone is financially
distressed, fit, or free.
3. Banks and financial institutions (FI) can leverage evidence from financial behavior as critical leads to
proactively help customers when they are in need. Nothing is better than engaging customers through
helping them. This not only creates an engaging experience but also builds an everlasting connection.
This can be achieved through embracing empathy at every touch point of customer connect.
Empathy shifts the mindset of banks or FIs from ‘I know how you feel’ to ‘I feel you’. However, customer
expectations have risen and proactive rather than reactive action is expected from services today. Thus,
banks or FIs who are able to adopt compassion in their approach to engaging customers are highly valued.
Being compassionate is easier said than done as it signifies ‘I want to help you’. Helping others requires
passion and assertiveness to build awareness and confidence in the customer, rather than being forceful.
Empathy leads to compassion, and this is a significant differentiator in the banking and financial industry.
Often, customers tend to shy away from sharing their financial status with banks and FIs. In fact, four out
of five individuals prefer to stay away from financial status related conversations and hesitate to
share such details with others. Although financial well-being can be measured scientifically it is quite
tricky. Detecting financial distress accurately and engaging customers in this sensitive topic becomes
challenging for banks and FIs. Thankfully, technology can play a vital role in detecting and engaging
customers proactively who are in financial distress. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
(AI/ML) can build a universe of empathy, compassion, and happiness. This goes beyond engaging
customers digitally; it will also enable employees to be empathetic and react appropriately based on a
specific situation. The time is not far when customers will experience the universal virtual world of the
metaverse filled with empathy and compassion. Then the path to financial well-being will be more
interactive, gamified, and available at their fingertips.
Redefining financial well-being
More than 24% of customers stopped visiting branches completely and went digital or opted for
branchless banking. 44% of Millennials and Gen-Z customers have enrolled in online or mobile
banking for the first time and for these customers differentiating value from their bank is the key reason
to remain with the bank.
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In current scenario of an unpredictable and disruptive world, it’s extremely important to redefine and
uncover the true meaning of financial well-being beyond the literal sense. Financial well-being is a state of
mind where financial stress and anxiety is manageable, and an individual is financially in a comfort zone.
It is the state in which an individual is relaxed about repaying the amount of debt, able to manage
household expenses at ease, and capable of saving a certain portion of disposable income without
stretching their monthly budget too much. Finally, this is the state in which one gets a sense of happiness
and mental peace in life.
4. An increase in gross savings helps an individual
move towards financial well-being. Conversely,
an individual with higher expenses and debt
outpays is often dragged into financial distress.
This is the state which impacts an individual
resulting in anxiety and stress.
Reducing expenses and lowering debt burden
after an inflection point leads to an improvement
in savings and in turn financial well-being.
As shown in Figure 1, when cash outflow is high
and savings are low, financial well-being drops
significantly. On the other hand, financial
well-being improves significantly when debt and
expenses are brought under control and savings
gradually increase. At the inflection point, financial well-being takes a concave turn upward and takes a
steep climb upward as the financial well-being sustains. This is the state when an individual enjoys
financial well-being and a peaceful mind with reduced stress.
Demystify financial well-being
In principle, financial well-being depends on various factors such as household income, savings, expenses,
and repayment towards outstanding debt. Financial well-being is directly correlated to gross monthly
savings of a household. However, gross savings of a household depend entirely on the disposable income,
household expenditure and debt outpays. This is a constant and repetitive process. Hence, gross savings
rate is an important performance indicator for an individual as this denotes a consistent and sincere effort
to build financial well-being. This cannot be built overnight; thus, a continuous effort is required to ensure
financial well-being that is sustainable and helps an individual to achieve overall well-being.
Savings as a tailwind and cash outflow as a headwind
Financial well-being = ∫ (Income, Savings, Expenses, Debt)
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5. It is a state of mind
Financial well-being is a state of mind. When an individual enjoys a
state of mind with reduced stress or anxiety and it sustains over a
longer period, a neuroplastic change is induced in the brain, which
helps one to live a happier and healthier life. That is mental
well-being derived from financial and physical well-being. The three
pillars of well-being are tightly dependent on each other.
Well-balanced physical wellness along with financial well-being
results in a healthy state of mind.
It is not financial freedom
Although financial well-being is the pathway to financial freedom, there is no reason to consider financial
well-being as financial freedom. Most households do have debt and day-to-day expenses which impact
their gross savings. Careful management of finance is important to ensure that an individual is able to
repay all debt over a period of time and enjoy a debt free life while having enough disposable income to
manage steady savings and recurring expenses. Financial freedom also means an individual has sufficient
savings or investments to manage their post-retirement lifestyle without getting into further debt.
Financial well-being is more focused on financial wellness status. Hence, with the right course of action
this can be improved in the short-term. However, maintaining a state of financial well-being is of the
utmost importance and yields better results for overall mental well-being.
Why is financial well-being so crucial for banks?
Customers often switch to neo banks or digital banks when their primary bank keeps ignoring their
concerns and customers remain unheard. They also move when they are charged hefty fees and charges, or
the bank does not provide value-added services because of customer’s lower credit score, etc.
Customers need attention in the digital banking world. Therefore, proactive personalized services create a
differentiating experience. This segment of customers who are operating completely digitally need to be
engaged with their banks and financial institutions in an innovative way for sustainable banking
relationships. So, the clear challenge facing banks and financial institutions is to engage customers
remotely in the digital world.
Losing personal connect: Most banks in the US and UK have reported more than 90% of
their transactions are completed over mobile or other digital channels since customers have been
facing pandemic restrictions. There has been incredible leap in online adoption across all geographies. The
Tropical Financial Credit Union experienced a 91% increase in digital account openings in 2020.
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These
shifts left banks and financial institutions with limited opportunities to engage and establish connections.
Steep competition: A large number of fintechs, digital banks, challenger banks, and neo banks
in the US such as Chime, Current, and Varo gained market share at the fastest rate ever witnessed. Not just
because of their seamless and faster customer experience, but also because of their personalized services
and ability to engage customers. The majority of US millennials have their deposit account with digital
banks increased from 15% to 20% in just a few months of the pandemic. Customers were able to easily
get the stimulus fund through their digital bank account. Thus, banks who are unable to create an expected
experience will face higher attrition.
Financial well-being
Mental well-being
Physical well-being
Figure 2: Three pillars of well-being
6. Embrace financial empathy
This framework is crucial for banks and financial institutions to proactively help their customers in
recovering from financial crisis where empathy is the healing agent. This framework also applies for all
existing customers in order to improve their financial behavior and maintain their financial
well-being. Customers seek guidance from their bank in taking the right action to course correct any
financial issue. Hence, it is imperative for banks to adopt a framework to induce empathy in their services
and help customers in improving their financial well-being. This will help banks to create a sustainable
business and will make them more resilient for future.
Thrive with purpose: First and foremost, banks and financial institutions need align to a ‘fundamental
mindset shift’ from service-centric to customer-centric. The purpose of helping customers should take
precedence. The social cause is taking a front seat across global banks which is evident through the surge
in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors. Banks should also look into repositioning with
a purpose to help their customers.
Struggle to engage customers: Despite having superior customer experience through
mobile, web, and other channels most banks and FIs are struggling in engaging customers. Although they
are focusing on modernizing technology and platforms, customer engagement remains a challenging space
for them. Some of them who have considered improving engaging have made a limited effort, typically
chatbots and contact centers. The brick and mortar banks will continue to encounter more customer
dissatisfaction and customer churn for better services.
Financial well-being as a customer centric framework
Empathy is the new currency and heart of financial well-being. Empathy works like magic when
connecting with customers, building relationships, and carrying conversations. Empathy is the healing
touch that creates an engaging experience. This helps give customers comfort and even builds a confidence
that ‘I know you’ and ‘I can feel you’. By leveraging empathy as a tool, banks and financial institutions
can establish a customer-centric service to solve the equation of financial well-being in a four-step
framework. This impacts ESG sustainability and contributes towards social factors such as wealth
inequality, mental health, financial health, and the provision of unbiased help. This results in enhanced
ESG score and Net Promoter Score (NPS) for financial organizations.
Financial well-being ESG
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Sustainability
Net Promoter
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Figure 3: Framework for customer-centric, sustainable financial well-being
7. Re-establish connection: Through a proactive outreach
banks can re-establish the missing link and start
re-connecting with customers on the basis of empathy and
offer help proactively. Re-positioning socially as an
organization ready to help customers in recovering from their
financial distress positions bank not just a preferred banking
partner but establishes a long-lasting relationship.
Hyper-personalization: Banks need to curate every touch
point between the bank and customer with
hyper-personalized moments. This should start with relevant
and contextual communication and conversation with
customers right on time through their preferred channel.
Assimilating data and creating personalization using
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning unfolds new
possibilities.
Customer advocacy: Empathy turns a service from business-centric to human-centric. With empathy, a
financial coach can boost confidence and inspire and influence an individual to take the next step to help
them improve their financial status. The human touch and empathy put the humanity back in banking.
This enables banks to focus on what is deemed to be driving customers towards financial well-being.
Unleash the power of connected data
This is a framework to identify the financial behavior of an individual that leads to knowing their financial
habits and in turn those pieces of evidence that are impacting them in their financial journey. Financial evidence
creates a financial identitywhich indicates whether someone is financially healthy or in financial distress.
Compassion: The journey of financial well-being starts with empathy but doesn’t end there. Compassion takes
the journey to the next level with an urge to help. Extending help to customers in need based on their financial
situation brings a complete difference to customers. Compassion in financial industry can open up whole new
possibility as this will build a human centric connection and will help to promote and position the right product
and services to the right customer.
Financial
behavior
Financial
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Financial
evidence
Golden source
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identity
Repeated behavior
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Delinquency
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Credit repayment
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Sequence
Frequency
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Transaction data Financially healthy
Financially rich
Financially weak
Account data
Profile data
Channels data
Social media data
Contact center data
Branch data
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Figure 5: Origin of financial evidence
Figure 4: Key factors in achieving financial well-being
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Financial
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Hyper-
personalization
Customer
advocacy
Compassion
8. Classify the signals: Consciously or unconsciously, every customer leaves a significant number of
financial footprints from his transactions and touch points of every interaction with banks and financial
institutions. Financial behavior can be identified by observing a customer over a period of time. Financial
habit is identified through observing several time-stamped and repeated patterns of behavior.
Thus, financial behavior leads to financial habits. This generates useful signals for banks and financial
institutions. If the signals are detected at the inflection point (Figure 1), it helps spot the time when a
customer needs help. This can be achieved through predictive analytics using Machine Learning.
Evidence to confidence: As a bank or financial institution, it is critical to analyze the financial traits from
the collective financial evidence. Such evidence often needs to be uncovered through connected data.
Data from financial transactions, profile data, account data, and so on. Data helps to uncover the story
behind the customer’s financial behavior and habits. Evidence of financial well-being is a factor of financial
habits and in turn these habits are identified through patterns in savings, expenses, and debt repayment.
When such evidence is provided to the customer that is a ‘wow’ moment for the customer. This
undoubtedly builds their confidence and trust in the bank.
Understanding customers: Banks can join the broken links and build stories through connecting data
from different sources. Even these days it is also possible through connected accounts and sharing data
from other banks with customer consent. This opens up a whole new world of possibilities and market
opportunities for banks to cross-sell and generate new revenue streams. For the customer, such stories can
reveal hidden behaviors and habits to them. This helps to map empathy to the right context supported
using the right data.
Empower customers
A key to financial well-being is to empower customers to get insights from their own financial habits.
This creates self-awareness and self-realization. This further empowers customers with an ability to
take action and course correct their financial issues and it is an inevitable step towards self-satisfaction.
Empowering customers ensures that financial empathy results in financial well-being through a
self-healing environment.
Reward and celebrate
It’s important to share a sense of celebration through a reward when a small step is taken towards financial
well-being. This gives the customer a feeling of belonging and sharing the joy and happiness in every
achievement of their financial wellness journey.
Evidence of financial well-being = ∫(Financial habits)= ∫(Savings, Expenses, Debt repayment)
9. Growing emphasis on financial well-being
Over the last couple of years, customers have developed a new set of financial behaviors with remote
banking, online payments, and more. To tap this rapidly changing landscape, early movers from the
industry have started aligning their offerings to help customers and meet their dire need.
Detroit, Michigan based Ally Financial, an online only bank is helping customers by waving overdraft
fees of $25 completely.
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San Antonio-based Fortune 500 financial organization USAA is helping customers with advice and
guidance to take informed decisions on their financial journey.
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American Express has teamed up with Nova Credit to enable more newcomers to the US to use their
home-country credit history to apply for its cards.
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MoneyBrilliant app has been acquired by Australian bank Westpac for providing cash forecasting and
budgeting capability to their customers.
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Ohio-based Huntington Bank is enabling customers in their budgeting and personalized savings goals
through their mobile platform.
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U.S. Bank has come up with a prepaid wages card for direct payroll deposit and early access to cash.
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Pennsylvania based PNC Financial Services Group is helping customers with alerts to avoid
overdraft charges.
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The path forward to financial well-being
A black swan event like COVID-19 pandemic or a sudden invasion resulting in lasting war are times that
test financial resiliency. This applies to both individuals and businesses. A state of financial well-being
most likely helps an individual or a small to mid-size business to sail through these tough times.
Banks and financial institutions should include customers’ financial well-being as part of their ESG
propaganda. They need to shift their mindset towards human-centric service from customer-centric and
10. References
Financial Wellness Programs Help Employees Get More Out of Paychecks, Even Without Raises
(corporatewellnessmagazine.com)
Improve customer financial well-being in financial services | The Money and Pensions Service
6 Ways FinTech Can Help your Financial Well-being (strands.com)
How Poverty and Inequality Are Devastating the Middle East | Arab Region Transitions | Carnegie Corporation of
New York
COVID-19 Set to Radically Accelerate Digital Transformation in the Retail Banking Industry (bcg.com)
South Florida's banking industry prepares for digital-first future - South Florida Business Journal (bizjournals.com)
Overdraft Fees Are Getting the Boot at Ally Financial - WSJ
Best Time to Buy a Car | USAA
AmEx partners Nova Credit to help immigrants access credit (finextra.com)
Westpac buys MoneyBrilliant app (finextra.com)
Huntington Bank Introduces "The Hub" for All Customers - Strands.com
U.S. Bank, Payactiv Partner on Payroll Options | PYMNTS.com
PNC Virtual Wallet gets Low Cash Mode to help customers avoid overdraft fees (finextra.com)
UBS Ties Compensation of Top Execs to Sustainability Performance - ESG Today
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prioritize customer financial wellness. They should imbibe empathy in their culture and redefine
customer service with compassion. A proactive data-driven strategy is essential for banks to beat rising
competition in the customer experience and customer engagement space. Financial institutions need
innovative strategies in order to drive customer well-being as part of overall sustainability with a focus
that includes factors such as wealth inequality, health, diversity, etc. UBS announced tying top executives’
compensation to sustainability.
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It will be a quick win for banks and financial institutions to focus on
customer well-being and improve bank’s ESG performance through sustainable banking.
Adoption of advanced analytics, open banking, AI/ML, and cloud-based data strategy will continue to
grow, enabling banks and financial institutes to provide their customers with better financial insights at
their fingertips. Banks and financial institutions will keep enriching personalization and empowering
customers. There is a unique opportunity to engage customers and create a differentiating customer
experience that will enhance the revenue steam for banks and financial institutions through cross-selling
of ESG products. Empathy-based customer advocacy combined with a human-centric experience is the
future of sustainable banking. In the virtual world this is already creating a huge impact with the brand
new metaverse where banks and financial institutions are embracing digital assets with scaled
decentralized finance.
Future banks and financial institutions will be more empathic and will provide customers more peace
of mind in managing their financials in smart and seamless manner. They will focus more on
sustainability and erasing inequality through an unbiased and ethical approach. Sustainability and
financial well-being will craft a stronger bond with customers based on trust and confidence. Through
enhancing wealth for customers, freeing up extra cash, and reducing debt burden, banks will not just build
a healthy financial lifestyle but also will develop a long-lasting relationship.
11. Author profile
Abhik is the Director of Consulting and practice lead for the
Banking CoE at Mindtree Ltd. He holds deep domain experience
with expertise in business consulting, leadership, client
management, strategy, innovation, and program management.
Abhik has worked closely with large global banks in the US, UK,
and Australia. His current focus includes solutioning, thought
leadership, and consulting on disruptive innovation based on
emerging technologies, AI/ML, cloud, and the Fintech ecosystem.
He can be reached at:
Abhik Kar
Director Consulting
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