Online training · Individuals · Financial Well-Being Academy
You can learn to budget
The online training for building a household budget and sticking to it. In eight modules you learn to understand your money behaviour, map your income and expenses, save with purpose and become more financially resilient. With assignments and quizzes.
OnlineIndividualPossible with a coachWhat you learn
- A monthly budget that matches your real spending.
- A system of pots or weekly budgets that suits your household.
- A plan for your buffer and your fixed costs.
- Tips to avoid impulse purchases and relapses.
Practical informationOnlineIndividualPossible with a coach
Format: Online training with assignments and quizzes
Duration: 8 modules, 58 lessons
Level: Beginner
Who it is for: Anyone who is making a budget for the first time, or who stopped before because it did not work out.
Offered by: Financial Well-Being Academy
Price: €59 incl. VAT
Access: after enrolment
Table of contents
Module 1 · 3 lessons
Introduction
Why this training, who it is for, and who you start it with.Module 2 · 4 lessons
What is a budget, and what is it not?
The basics: what a budget is, why you need one and how to talk about it.Module 3 · 9 lessons
Finding the balance between saving and spending
Understanding your own money behaviour, and simple systems that work.Module 4 · 8 lessons
How do you start drawing up a household budget?
Mapping your income and expenses, with an example.Module 5 · 9 lessons
Evaluation: income and expenses
Balancing your budget and comparing it with reality.Module 6 · 6 lessons
Motivation and follow-up: how do you stay on track?
Keeping going, adjusting and dealing with relapses.Module 7 · 13 lessons
Saving money and learning to spend more consciously
Saving with purpose on fixed and variable costs.Module 8 · 6 lessons
Building financial resilience
A buffer, conscious choices and the step towards investing.Tools in this course
For each part, the calculation tools, tests and worksheets to use alongside it.
Introduction
What is a budget, and what is it not?
Finding the balance between saving and spending
50/30/20 splitNeeds, wants and savings: how far are you from the rule of thumb?For yourselfHow much should I save?What do you need to set aside each month for your goals?For yourselfSavings plannerFinal capital, monthly amount or term, after tax and inflation.For yourselfPurchase decision: will you wait a little longer?Six questions before a purchase.For yourself
How do you start drawing up a household budget?
Budget plannerYour full budget, with the 50/30/20 guideline and your ideal buffer.For yourselfIncome and expenses at a glanceWhat is left over, and how heavily do your fixed costs weigh?For yourselfHow much can I spend?Compare your spending with the 50/30/20 rule.For yourselfSubscription auditWhat do your subscriptions cost you per year, and what does cutting them save?For yourself
Evaluation: income and expenses
Motivation and follow-up: how do you stay on track?
Saving money and learning to spend more consciously
Subscription auditWhat do your subscriptions cost you per year, and what does cutting them save?For yourselfPurchase decision: will you wait a little longer?Six questions before a purchase.For yourselfInflation and purchasing powerWhat is your money from back then worth now, and what will it be worth later?For yourselfAvoidance scanHow strongly do you avoid money matters, and what helps?For yourself
Building financial resilience
How big should your emergency buffer be?A buffer tailored to your situation, and how quickly you build it.For yourselfPay off debts fasterSnowball or avalanche: when will you be debt-free?For yourselfAm I well insured?What is missing, what is duplicated, and what comes first.For yourselfWhen will you be financially free?The capital you need and the age at which you reach it.For yourself
Appointment
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