Financial Services Social Media Checklist

Infographic | March 9, 2022

Three ways tokenization will assist investors in making wise investment decisions: Reduced Extrinsic Value, Follows Safety Measures Rather Than Encryption and PCI Complaint Security Measure.

Infographic | March 9, 2022

Invest in Time to Understand Stock Market To begin trading online, invest time in learning trading rules, strategies, the ‘how-to,’ and market behavior, Consult a Trading Expert Learn the details of trading with an expert. It will help to create and implement it in the right place and minimize mistakes.

Infographic | January 23, 2020

Today, everything is money. It is an asset for both individual people and business firms. But, expenses are killing it. A wise way to money management is money control. But, how to control it? The answer is via expense tracking. Yes, tracking your monthly expenses will give you a brief insight into your money flow. It will help you make better decisions to save money deducting unwanted expenses.

Infographic | December 12, 2019

KPMG International’s Future Ready Finance Global Survey provides key insights on finance’s priorities, challenges and capabilities. The good news is that success is achievable. Indeed, Finance functions at high-performing companies have not only been able to adapt to this new environment, but to thrive in it.

Infographic | January 23, 2020

Have you heard about BUDGET YOUR MONEY? Most of us heard about this for thousand times. If your organization or your family wants financial security, a budget is the only answer. Let’s know What is Budget? The budget is the estimate of income or expenditure for a period of time. In simple words, a budget is a financial plan based on finance and expenses. The budget involves revenues, resources, quantities, expenses, assets, etc. Some people opt to write the budget by hand, while others use a spreadsheet or budgeting apps.

Infographic | March 9, 2020

How well we manage our money is more important for our financial wellbeing than the size of our income. You see…the default for most of us is to pay for whatever we need to pay for and then “save” the rest. This is not a sound financial plan. Most Australians live pay cheque to pay cheque. While there are numerous root causes for this, they all manifest as a failure to manage money effectively.