If you were to ask your parents where they keep their extra money or savings, they would intuitively say, "a bank.". This is not true for 4/10 Indians living in rural areas. During emergencies, they have to rely on informal credit sources charged at unrealistic interest rates that prey on their lack of financial literacy. Those who have a bank account, the reality is not as rosy. 1/3 of accounts opened during a government drive were found dormant in a 2021 survey by the Reserve Bank of India. This problem of financial illiteracy inhibits household economic growth, social security, and the equity of opportunities. To tackle this, I am working on an app that uses cutting-edge GenAI models to create avatars and video/text modules that are highly engaging, available in regional languages, and aim to impart knowledge about fundamental financial concepts like numeracy skills, savings, interest, and judicious usage of credit. I knew that the solution could not be costly to build; otherwise, it would be scrapped by various authorities, because ultimately, financial inclusion is a very long-term objective that does not align with most government tenures. Using AI for development and deployment, the costs can be cut down massively.