Born from a Simple Observation
We noticed something consistent: Paraguayan families weren't struggling to save because they lacked discipline. They were struggling because they lacked a plan specific enough to survive the inevitable unexpected expense.
When the car breaks down, when a family member gets sick, when school fees arrive — without a written plan and a peer group to help you adapt, the savings habit collapses. That's what we set out to change.
Inxento is not a financial institution. We don't sell products. We don't manage accounts. We run workshops that teach families how to think about saving in a structured, realistic way — and then we stay with them for three months to make sure the plan holds.
We Don't Sell
No financial products. No commissions. No conflicts of interest.
We Facilitate
Our role is to create the conditions for families to succeed on their own terms.
We Stay
Three months of group follow-up because the first Saturday is easy — staying the course is the challenge.
