Financial inclusion level access to and barriers of adult population of Autlan de Navarro, Jalisco.

Abstract

In recent decades, many countries have developed initiatives to expand the supply of regulated financial services sectors of the population traditionally underserved by the formal financial system. Efforts to increase access to financial services for large population groups excluded from them have increased worldwide. Financial inclusion creates better and equal opportunities for people to improve their living standards. It also promotes economic justice and enables all citizens to contribute to a productive society and economy. The research project presented here seeks first to know the level of financial inclusion of the adult population, corresponding to the lower socioeconomic strata (D, D + and E) of the city of Autlan de Navarro, Jalisco, and access barriers to products and services offered by institutions of sector savings and loan, a way that allows having an overview of what involvement you have and what is preventing people to integrate into the financial system.