Inspiration
The idea for FinMind was born from a personal observation: most young people, including school students and university students, have access to bank cards, transfers, and credit, but do not understand the consequences of their financial decisions. Banks provide tools, but hardly teach how and when to use them.
What it does
FinMind connects financial education with real user data and everyday financial behavior, helping users make more conscious financial decisions in real life.
How we built it
Challenges we ran into
Accomplishments that we're proud of
What we learned
What’s next for FinMind
We noticed that financial literacy is most often taught in theory — through courses, lectures, and articles. However, real financial mistakes don’t happen in textbooks, but in everyday life: impulsive purchases, poorly considered installment plans, lack of savings, and the absence of a financial plan. This became the main source of inspiration for our project.
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