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How RBC is Giving Artificial Intelligence to its Customers

Managing personal finances is hard, that’s no secret. Sometimes things go my way and I have a few spare dollars and I can afford an extra coffee or some toys for my daughter. However, sometimes there’s an extra bill that I didn’t expect, or sometimes the winter seems to drag on and the heating bill is more expensive than last year.

 

As a customer of RBC, I’m excited to announce that they are launching a tool that gives us an advantage in planning and everyday spending to manage our money coming in and going out.

 

 

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The NOMI tools use very clever AI (artificial intelligence) to understand how we spend our money, where it’s going and how to reduce outgoings to end up with a little more at the end of the month.

 

Pretty cool right?

 

It’s like having a financial advisor in your pocket, but without the funny looks you’d receive from having a tiny, well dressed bookkeeper on your person.

 

There are two available tools, NOMI Insights™ and NOMI Find & Save™

 

NOMI Insights and NOMI Find & Save provide personalized, timely and relevant insights to help clients manage their day-to-day finances on the go through the RBC Mobile app. Both of these new capabilities use a client’s account activity to identify trends, unusual activity and potential savings opportunities.

 

Here are some videos to show you more:

 

NOMI Insights

 

 

 

NOMI Find & Save

 

 

I’ve been trying to skim a little off the top of my paycheque and put them into my Savings, but it would be amazing for have bank do it for me. The Find & Save tool learns my spending habits and then puts a little into my savings for me when I make a good spending decision.

 

 

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For example, if I go to Starbucks and buy a coffee every day, the day I don’t go, the $5 that I would have spent goes into my savings. I dread to think what I spend on lunches every day, just with a tap of my debit card, but if I bought a lunch from home or had something at work, my savings account would feel the benefit.

 


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