Personal finances worry more than one. Planning financial decisions without having much knowledge can become a headache, but an application is ready to help.
Ualá is an Argentine fintech that arrived in Colombia last year and offers, free of charge and online, educational content to learn how to manage personal finances.
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The application has its content available in various formats such as online courses, video tutorials, publications, downloadable material, among others.
Having information is the basis for making better decisions and we are convinced that Aula Ualá is a great contribution to our purpose of financial inclusion”, said Natalia Ríos, Country Manager of Ualá Colombia, to the media The Republic.
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In this way, from your cell phone, you will be able to educate yourself and get closer to terms such as assets, liabilities, currencies, TRM, emerging debt, and many more that will allow you to improve your financial life.
For this, the application explained that it was based on the definition of the World Bank which maintains that the Financial inclusion means having access to useful and affordable financial products that meet the needs of natural and legal persons.
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“Financial education must be taught from when we are young, and we want more and more people to have access to the financial system. Our contribution is to provide all the tools that are within our reach to make this possible. That is why we offer a free platform so that anyone can access it, whether they are users of Ualá or not,” Ríos also told the aforementioned outlet.
