As a customer, you want to get the object in a way.

So you're not looking for care financing, you're looking to buy a car.

You're not necessarily looking for credit card, you're looking to make a purchase.

You're not looking for mortgage, you're really looking to buy a house.

And so that's really the approach that we've taken with our algorithm as well that allows us to predict

how much money a customer will earn over the next five years.

We've developed, in essence, a platform on Pergrad that allows users to set up financial goals

and find personalized paths to either earn, save or bow the way to their goals.

It's a new year, so let's talk about new career beginnings and about people on the cusp of new

career beginnings. Students. Like many of you I'm sure, when I was a student, I used to do our jobs

for beer and travel money. Some of those jobs were your standard barkeeping or waiting at events,

while others were well, well, once I accidentally spent a morning promoting an escort agency.

Three friends and I had been promised four hours of pay for just 15 minutes of work,

just jumping around inside a van they'd said. Something about a promotion. And to be honest,

it was all I needed to hear. That would have been 60 round at a time when, on a Monday night at

Springfield, you could get a drink for two. And I don't regret it. But what it really was was,

the four of us hidden inside a windowless van painted in the body heat escort agency

livery, now parked in the centre of green market square on a busy Saturday morning,

making it shake suggestively to promote a Valentine's Day special they were running.

When we talk about student financing, we are usually talking about funding their degrees

with student loans. But tuition and books are not the only thing students might want help financing.

And loans aren't always the best way to raise funds. That's one of the things I love about

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