'U-Nest' Enables Parents to Seamlessly Save for Their Child's Tuition
Michael Hemsworth — April 5, 2018 — Lifestyle
Saving for a child's college tuition can be a somewhat daunting task for parents to handle, so the 'U-Nest' app has been developed as a simple solution to ensure it's never an afterthought.
The platform works by letting users set up a monthly payment plan as low as $25 that will be automatically saved to ensure manual investments don't need to be made. If desired, users can contribute additional funds on an individual basis, while the intuitive interface offers a snapshot of how much you'll have saved by a certain year to ensure it meets requirements.
The 'U-Nest' app offers a tax-free savings solution for parents and identifies the increased rate at which consumers are taking their financial matters into their own hands.
The platform works by letting users set up a monthly payment plan as low as $25 that will be automatically saved to ensure manual investments don't need to be made. If desired, users can contribute additional funds on an individual basis, while the intuitive interface offers a snapshot of how much you'll have saved by a certain year to ensure it meets requirements.
The 'U-Nest' app offers a tax-free savings solution for parents and identifies the increased rate at which consumers are taking their financial matters into their own hands.
Trend Themes
1. Tax-free College Fund Apps - Companies can offer similar tax-free savings apps to target niche markets outside of parents, such as individuals looking to save for their own education.
2. Automatic Savings and Investment Apps - Companies can develop apps that automate savings and investments for a range of financial goals, such as retirement savings or down payment funds for homebuyers.
3. Personal Finance Management Apps - Companies can create apps that offer a comprehensive, user-friendly approach to managing personal finances, including budgeting tools, investment tracking, and strategic savings plans for specific financial goals.
Industry Implications
1. Financial Services - Financial institutions and investment firms can develop similar tax-free savings apps to attract more clients and differentiate themselves from competitors.
2. Education - Apps can be created specifically for college savings, but also for other education-related costs such as student loan repayment or continuing education courses.
3. Technology - Tech companies can develop personal finance management apps that seamlessly integrate with other technologies, such as mobile banking apps, smart home devices, and voice assistants.
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