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Which of the following are common barriers to achieving financial inclusion? 1) Lack of physical infrastructure, such as bank branches and ATMs, in remote areas. 2) Low fees and account maintenance charges associated with financial services. 3) Specific availability of financial products tailored to the needs of low-income individuals. 4) Inadequate financial literacy and awareness among the target population. 5) Excessive documentation requirements and stringent eligibility criteria for accessing financial services. Choose the correct answer.
Direction- (18 -20):- Read the following information to answer the questions below: Financial inclusion is a method of offering banking and financial services to individuals. It aims to include everybody in society by giving them basic financial services regardless of their income or savings. It focuses on providing financial solutions to the economically underprivileged. The term is broadly used to describe the provision of savings and loan services to the poor in an inexpensive and easy-to-use form. It aims to ensure that the poor and marginalised make the best use of their money and attain financial education. With advances in financial technology and digital transactions, more and more startups are now making financial inclusion simpler to achieve.
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