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Chinese mutual fund phones/ATMs with charity option

 IF ATMs or phones that Chinese people use to do banking had a "deposit to index fund" category I think they would invest more; improving this would be a donate to charity option
 
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I read that Chinese people are strong savers, and it is my impression they would like to make money.

Index funds are a type of fund that is said to outperform 3 out of 4 analysts. Many people in the US have started switching to index funds.

I think a bank in China that simply had a app menu item that said "deposit in index fund" would gather lots of clients.

Improving on that, there could also be a "give to charity" menu item at ATMs and phones causing convenience of giving, quite possibly benefitting millions of Chinese.

—beanangel, Jan 04 2018

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       I'm not sure China is the right place to launch this. Biggest fucking wall in the world, not a single ATM on it.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Jan 04 2018
   

       I think you'll find with the way inflation and economics in China work most people like physical assets preferably in a different country so the government can't take it.
—dev45, Jan 08 2018
   

       I think you'll find with the way inflation and economics in China work most people like physical assets preferably in a different country so the government can't take it.
—dev45, Jan 08 2018
   
      
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