GCash Expands More Finance Services For Savings, Investment, and Insurance

Nowadays, almost everyone in the country knows and has GCash on their phone. Being the number one financial super app, it can do a lot of things aside from online payment, transfer, and mobile loading. 

In recent years, they have also expanded  digital financial services it offers like savings, loans, insurance, and even investments. This helps a lot of oung professionals and micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to unlock their financial goals

GCash recently shared that young professionals are becoming more independent, budget conscious, and open to trying simple ways to earn more while owners of MSMEs struggle to find accessible financing to expand their business and reach more customers.

Celebrities, millennials reveal the hard truth about saving in #PlsSaveMe movement

From TV actors to corporate workers to call center agents, Filipinos are coming out of the closet with stories of their bad spending habits and a call for help in managing their finances. 

In what could be the most honest and revealing ad yet about financial mismanagement, these young professionals are breaking taboo by talking about their lack of savings and their mishandling of money.

GCash Is The Leading Mobile Wallet Platform For Filipinos

There is no denying that mobile wallets is now the future of finance for many people including Filipinos who are now embracing the new culture of cashless payments for their daily transactions. And in the country there are now 6.4 Million people who are now using them mainly in the form of a mobile app like GCash.

With a recent numbers, GCash leads with 4.9 Million users that uses the app in various purposes aside from having a digital wallet in their hands. The convenience transfering funs, mobile loading, paying bills, and with GCash, the option to save, invest, and even plant tree via GCash Forest is now a working option.

Also interesting is that total money transfers are made by 49 Million people and 9.3  or around 20% are made with cashless transactions. Though many are still hesitant on trying this new way of doing transactions, many financial advocates are positive that eventually the majority of the population will be able to grasp this and use them in their daily lives.