There are several financial products available to help Muslims save for and fund their Hajj pilgrimage. Here are a few examples:

1. Hajj Savings Account: Many banks and financial institutions offer Hajj savings accounts, which are specifically designed to help Muslims save money for the pilgrimage. These accounts often offer higher interest rates and other incentives to encourage saving.

2. Islamic Personal Finance: Some financial institutions offer Islamic personal finance products that can be used to fund Hajj, such as Islamic personal loans or Islamic credit cards. These products are structured according to Islamic principles and do not involve interest (riba).

3. Takaful (Islamic Insurance): Takaful is an Islamic insurance product that can provide protection and financial assistance to Muslims during Hajj. Takaful products can cover issues such as lost luggage, medical emergencies, or other unexpected expenses that may occur during the pilgrimage.

4. Zakat: Muslims who are eligible to pay Zakat can use this obligatory charity to fund their Hajj. Zakat can be given to those in need, such as the poor or those who cannot afford Hajj. 

5. Hajj Savings Scheme: Some governments or private organizations may offer a Hajj Savings Scheme, where a fixed amount of money is contributed to the scheme on a regular basis, and the amount accumulated over time is used to fund the pilgrimage.

It is important to remember that Muslims should only perform Hajj when they are financially able to do so, and they should prioritize their essential needs and responsibilities before embarking on the pilgrimage. It is also recommended to perform Hajj with a reputable and licensed travel agency that provides complete Hajj packages, including travel, accommodation, food, and transportation.