Valentine’s Day: five options for financial gifts

In Peru, the Lima Chamber of Commerce estimates that there is an increase of up to 85% in sales in the retail sector, as a result of purchases for the day of love and friendship that in our country is celebrated on February 14 each year. anus.

Therefore, to make this Valentine’s Day a more special date and thinking about the economy, practicality and the difficulties that the distance that may possibly exist brings, Global66, the Latin American financial services fintech, recommends five innovative and financial gift options that you can give:

1.- Gift card: If you are unsure about the best option for a product or detail to give to a loved one, or if you are miles away, Gift Cards have become a very practical option. These cards have a certain budget that the beneficiary can decide what to use. This option is easy to find in stores, they stand out for their practicality and usually have a wide margin of validity.

2.- Platforms for sending money between people: You can surprise your partner anywhere in the world by sending them money so that they can share a dinner from a distance, buy a gift, among other options.

3.- Joint savings in bank accounts: Opening a savings account is now easier thanks to access to technology and financial inclusion. This option will allow you and your partner, family, friends or children to set a goal over a period of time and save sums of money. This gift option may be most useful to those who have future plans and dreams in their sights and need a way to organize their budget.

4. Online courses: If you think that providing knowledge is the perfect gift for a special person, without a doubt, an online course could be the best option. These types of programs are shorter, more substantial and can be taken wherever and whenever you want.

5.- Insurance: The importance of having insurance became relevant during the Covid-19 pandemic. Thinking about this option shows that special person the care and concern that you have for them. In Peru, according to INEI figures, almost 30% of the population does not have insurance. In addition, depending on the type of insurance, they can cover a university career, the integrity of a home, medical expenses and protection of loved ones.

Source: Larepublica

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