An AI-Powered Personal Planning and Budgeting System Using Sentiment Analysis and Insight Generation

This paper talks about a system that uses artificial intelligence to help people plan and budget their money. It looks at how people feel when they spend money and gives them advice. The system combines information about money transactions, machine learning and understanding of language to give recommendations that adapt to a person’s habits.   Traditional budgeting systems do not understand why people spend money the way they do. Our system does. It adjusts its suggestions based on how people feel and their spending habits.   The results of testing this system show that it works better than systems. It gives advice to help people budget more efficiently and keeps them engaged. This system is a step forward in managing personal finances with the help of artificial intelligence. It also opens possibilities for future financial advisory applications that use AI.  

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