Financial technology company Tala is holding financial education workshops called TALAkayan hosted by money expert Salve Duplito to provide participants with money management skills and other tools to help them take control of their finances and achieve their financial goals.
Tala provides customers with flexible, convenient, online credit to help support the unbanked and underserved population. It has given more than 40 million loans totaling more than $4 billion to more than 8 million people across three different continents.
For the 13th edition of TALAkayan, Tala will mount an exhibit alongside the learning session in cooperation with Iskaparate, a platform that helps put micro-entrepreneurs in the digital space.
This will feature 16 homegrown entrepreneurs who will showcase their products ranging from crocheted items and clay creations to baked boneless bangus and bagoong. The exhibit is open to all who are looking to support local brands and enterprises.
The exhibit will be held on July 13 at the Level 1 of Activity Center at Trinoma in Quezon City from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The workshop will start at 2 p.m.
Some 1,105 participants have joined TALAkayan workshops in various parts of Metro Manila. Many of them people are entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs who were equipped with useful financial techniques like creating a net income statement.
“Access to financial education is very important for all Filipinos, and I’m glad that Tala is able to extend this opportunity to entrepreneurial mothers, housewives, and individuals through the TALAkayan workshop. We hope that through this, we can help them in improving their business and financial lives, in general,” said Duplito.
“Tala has always been a reliable and trusted partner of MSME owners. Aside from providing easy access to flexible, convenient online credit to support their businesses, we aim to guide them in their financial journey through our TALAkayan workshops,” said Missy Santos, senior marketing manager of Tala.
“The success stories of our customers inspire us to further strengthen our commitment to bridge the financial gap for the global majority,” she said.
