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Carol Realini Has Moved to CarolRealini.com
The Carol Realini blog moved to a new updated website at CarolRealini.com. Follow my journey and updates about my forthcoming book on financial inclusion.
FINX Challenge Reveals “It’s expensive to be poor…”
Not long ago, the Center for Financial Services Innovation organized a group of people from the financial industry and took them on a field trip of sorts. The objective was to determine just how expensive and difficult it can be to be … Continue reading
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Design and Financial Inclusion: A Designers Approach to a Tough Issue
Most people don’t think about design principles when they’re wrapping their heads around the problem of financial inclusion. This is why I was so intrigued by a recent article written by Anke Schwittay and Paul Braund. Together, they analyzed the principles of … Continue reading
How Deep is the Financial Inclusion Problem in the US?
Many people assume that financial inclusion is a reality for everyone in the United States, and that access to financial services isn’t an issue for most people. As pointed out in the recently released movie Spent, the truth is quite different from that … Continue reading
Personal Challenges of Financial Nomads
Half the world lives without the benefits of financial services. Most of us don’t understand what it means to be a “financial nomad” – living without full access to traditional banking – but the costs are great. To put it … Continue reading
What It Will Take to Make Banking for All a Reality
After working around the world in the extremely complicated field of emerging financial services, I am now of the opinion that addressing the challenges of the financially excluded may be easier than we are making it. From the beginning of … Continue reading
What is a Financial Nomad?
Life is a journey whose destination varies for us all. Where we end up in life is often the product of our decisions, choices and chance. There’s not a single path to follow and many people find themselves becoming financial nomads along … Continue reading