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The AEB Foundation promotes numerous social programs focused on financial and digital inclusion in collaboration with leading third-sector organizations

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Expertclick

We make technology accessible to people over 55, providing them with the necessary tools to use it safely, confidently, and autonomously.

Ready for the Internet!

Training on cybersecurity and fraud prevention for older adults, through in-person workshops at Red Cross centers throughout Spain.

Digital Banking: Easy and Secure

Aimed at senior citizens and residents in rural areas, this program seeks to help them gain confidence and autonomy when operating online.

Connecting Seniors

Our goal is to increase the autonomy of people over 60 through this digital training program taught by senior volunteers.

You and Your Mobile

Intergenerational collaboration is one of the keys to this program, which aims to improve how elderly people use their mobile devices.

Reconnected

Making a Bizum transfer or checking the bank’s digital correspondence are some practical examples from this training for older people.

Finance for All

We are part of the Financial Education Plan, an initiative of the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV), the Bank of Spain, and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business. The objective is to improve citizens’ financial literacy by providing them with basic knowledge and the necessary tools to manage their finances responsibly and in an informed manner.

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Alejandra Kindelán

“99.4% of the population in Spain has access to in-person banking services”

The president of the Spanish Banking Association (AEB), Alejandra Kindelán, today highlighted the progress made in the area of financial inclusion following a meeting between industry representatives and First Vice President and Minister of Economy Carlos Cuerpo.
Presentation by Alejandra Kindelán

99.4% of the population in Spain has access to in-person banking services in their municipality

Financial inclusion is making progress in Spain, which now has more than 83,900 physical access points to banking services, covering 99.4% of the population.
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