Metrobank launches the "Moneybility" ebook for Filipinos' financial education

Metrobank just announced the launch of its "Moneybility" ebook. This aims to help Filipinos learn about financial resilience. Read on for more!

Metrobank "Moneybility" ebook announced in the Philippines

Metrobank "Moneybility" ebook now available in the Philippines

Metrobank provided a sneak preview of Moneybility, the first comprehensive and dynamic online financial education resource in the Philippines. One of Metrobank's endeavors to uphold its mission of being the bank that teaches is this one.

Moneybility is not your resource on financial literacy. It provides a selection of money management subjects that is updated in response to changes in the market. Quizzes, a money tracker, and a calculator are among the interactive and multimedia features that help make various financial issues more approachable and clear. This new financial education platform is practical for those who wish to begin forming wise financial practices around budgeting, debt management, insurance, investing, and many other topics.

Over the years, Metrobank has released a variety of financial literacy products. Earnest is a tool for people who are already familiar with fundamental financial ideas and are considering starting an investing portfolio. Earnest is learning and investing platform that features basic investing explainers, consumable financial news, and easy-to-understand lesson cards. Additionally, it permits the opening of a Metrobank Savings account and provides Metrobank My Choice Investment funds for as little as PHP 1,000.

In the meantime, Metrobank has developed an online site called Wealth Insights for high-net-worth clients. Through Wealth Insights, the Bank's financial experts can freely disseminate timely and pertinent investment ideas, considerate viewpoints on wealth management, and curated market-moving news, as well as independent third-party research providers like CreditSights, a global provider of investment research reports.

The Moneybility ebook is now available for sign-ups via this link.

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