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Financial inclusion and the unbanked

To be unbanked is to pay more for everything — check-cashing fees, prepaid card costs, and the inability to build credit or save securely. The formal financial system was not designed for people without consistent income, stable addresses, or documentation, and its exclusions compound over time. Financial inclusion is not charity; it is the extension of basic infrastructure to people the system deliberately left out.

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