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Uploaded by on Aug 8, 2008

The idea is simple, the technology a little more complex, but it makes a huge difference in the financial life of the poor porters and laborers in Old Delhi.
A new program offers so-called "smart cards" to people who have very little access to regular banks.

It is helping keep money in savings accounts.....and out of the hands of liquor-sellers and thieves.

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  • @AweSomo84 / world

  • @canada1857 thank you i just hope people see the truth and feel it. The word is full of bad stuff .

    One love my friend ,

    Erikm

  • @AweSomo84 Man I like your comment..

  • @sadhaklal corruption on every level m8 , but its true better go with small banks .

    Love and peace

  • @AweSomo84 Indian banks are not corrupt. Most poor people bank with the small nationalised banks. Only the rich bank with Goldman Sachs or Citi who are corrupt...

  • $50 dollars a day saved is more reasonable.

  • @manishsomu87

    What Ivory tower are you thinking about? I only save $800 biweekly and set that money aside. I think what I am doing is slightly below average for a Canadian adult in their mid thirties. I save a little over $20,000 a year.

  • @doubleestark seems like those 300 have gone into your head...

  • @manishsomu87

    I just bought 1050 units of HGD on Horizon Beta Pro for $10.99 and sold it for $11.30 for a quick $300 dollar gain in a matter of 45 minutes. How many Rs is that? Maybe 12,000 Rs in only 45 minutes betting gold will go down.

  • @doubleestark dude these ppl dont eat at McDs and KFCs... $4 is Rs. 160 -180.. while they can get a day's meal at arnd Rs. 30.. so there are defntly saving. plus these ppl r nt looking for a 'return on investment'. they want store money safely and withdraw it when they go back to their natives... this is a good example of technology for the 'bottom of the pyramid'. come down from ur ivory tower..

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