How we do it
In recent years, there has been a positive shift in the financial services sector – more people have gained access to more financial products and services. Financial inclusion, however, is not enough. There needs to be lasting, positive impact – something we strive to achieve by providing practical education and driving positive behavioural change.
Value for money financial products
Practical education
Meaningful rewards
Definition of good financial health
1. The state of being free from overwhelming, money-related worries.
2. Possessing control over one’s financial situation.
“She looked at her positive bank balance and felt so happy to finally be in good financial health.”
Synonyms: financial wellbeing, financially fit, positive balance sheet.
Antonyms: financial distress.
We make it easy
The first step is straightforward
With simplified choices, easy sign-ups and effortless transacting, the hurdles to good financial health are so much smaller.
There’s no temptation to spend first
Our deductions come straight off the payroll. Which means no extra debit order fees or debit order rejections.
We don’t ignore the difficult parts
Nobody can save or realistically dream if they are riddled with debt. We tackle the debt-trap in a responsible way.