Next-Gen Personal Finance Platform: A One-Tap AI-Based System for Financial Growth and Planning
Next-Gen Personal Finance Platform: A One-Tap AI-Based System for Financial Growth and Planning
Om Shahaji Shinde
2026 · DOI: 10.22214/ijraset.2026.81367
International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology · 0 Citations
TLDR
NextGen Finance, an AIintegrated personal finance management web application that leverages machine learning and reinforcement learning to assist users in making data-driven financial decisions, is presented.
Abstract
Personal finance management remains a significant challenge for individuals due to the complexity of tracking
spending, planning budgets, and achieving savings goals simultaneously. This paper presents NextGen Finance, an AIintegrated personal finance management web application that leverages machine learning and reinforcement learning to assistusers in making data-driven financial decisions. The system is built on a three-tier architecture comprising a Spring Bootbackend, a MySQL relational database, and two independent Python-based AI microservices exposed via REST APIs. The firstAI module employs a Random Forest Regressor trained on a large-scale financial dataset containing features such as income,age, number of dependents, occupation type, city tier, loan repayment obligations, and insurance expenses. Given these inputs,the model predicts personalized expenditure across nine categories, namely rent, groceries, transport, dining, entertainment,utilities, healthcare, education, and desired savings. The second AI module implements a Q-Learning reinforcement learningalgorithm that dynamically allocates a user's monthly savings across multiple financial goals based on their priority levels andremaining target amounts. The platform also includes a manual expense tracker and budget planner, enabling end-to-endfinancial management within a single application. Experimental results demonstrate that the Random Forest model achieveshigh predictive accuracy, while the Q-Learning agent converges to near-optimal allocation strategies after 200 trainingepisodes. The proposed system addresses key limitations of existing finance applications by combining predictive analytics andadaptive decision-making in a unified, user-friendly interface