Google will now help you in financial planning. Here’s how
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A senior finance ministry official, speaking off record, told ET that Google is in talks with the government and that the company's proposal is being "examined".
He said the digital platform "may provide a range of financial literacy tools and information on financial products".
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In the first phase of Bharat Saves, people will have to complete financial literacy modules and take a test.
Google wants homemakers, small business owners, the newly employed, retired persons and farmers to make most of Bharat Saves.
However, Google is not the first one to propose such a scheme in India.
"There were some discussions on these issues when the PM met CEOs of top tech giants at the Digital India forum in San Jose, California during his visit to the US," an official familiar with the issue told ET.
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