Home Credit Vietnam, in collaboration with Phu Nu Thu Do newspaper, recently launched the 2025 “Financial Literacy for Families” series in Hanoi.
With the commitment to sustainable finance and financial inclusion, Home Credit aims to empower individuals with practical tools to manage spending and improve quality of life.
The program, which is part of the Home for Life initiative, focuses on equipping women with essential financial skills to help them with household economic decisions. Through relatable stories and practical guidance, participants learned how to budget effectively, save wisely, use loans responsibly, and avoid high-risk lending traps, strengthening their confidence in managing personal and family finances.
An expert guides women through smart financial management strategies for family
On April 10 in Dong Da District, Hanoi, Home Credit Vietnam, in collaboration with Phu nu Thu do Newspaper, provided 0% interest loans to 10 disadvantaged women. Additionally, on May 15, the organizers presented 10 gift sets to disadvantaged women from Chuong My District. Each recipient received VND 500,000 in cash along with practical items. Ms. D, one of the beneficiaries, shared: “I’m truly touched by the care from the organizers and sponsors. The gift may be small, but it carries great warmth and gives me strength to keep going”.
The organizing team gives support gifts to disadvantaged women.
Representing Home Credit Vietnam, Ms. Bui Hoang Bao Chau from the Sustainability Department introduced the “Finance for Women Handbook” developed by the company. The handbook, distributed free of charge to participants, is designed to provide women with essential, easy-to-understand financial knowledge they can apply in daily life.
Home Credit presents the “Financial Handbook for Women” to participants during the financial literacy seminar series.
Beyond knowledge-sharing, the program also marked 10 years of partnership between Home Credit Vietnam and Phu Nu Thu Do newspaper in supporting disadvantaged women through 0% interest microloans to grow their livelihoods. Each year, the initiative allocates around VND 100 million to help women start small businesses, preserve traditional crafts, or invest in farming and animal husbandry.
Up to now, hundreds of women from various districts such as Ba Vi, Gia Lam, Dong Da, Long Bien, Dong Anh, Bac Tu Liem, and Thanh Xuan have benefited from this fund. It has enabled them to expand production, revive family craft traditions, and create sustainable income sources. Many have built stable livelihoods in their hometowns, raised their children well, and nurtured happy families.
Looking ahead, Home Credit Vietnam remains committed to supporting women in Hanoi in their economic development journey, contributing to gender equality and long-term sustainable development.
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