Course · Everyone · Financial Well-Being Academy
Managing Your Household Like a Pro
Running a household is a skill: balancing money, time, tasks, space and people. In this course you work out together the values and priorities of your household, tidy up and organise smartly, create a family budget, plan meals and tasks, share the work fairly, communicate better and look after yourself too. Designed to be universal and immediately practical. Each lesson has four tabs: lesson, practice, exercises and deepening.
OnlineIndividualAt your own pace“A household runs more smoothly on overview than on willpower: clear priorities, a budget that adds up and fairly shared tasks.”
Financial Well-Being Academy
What you learn
- You define the values, goals and priorities of your household.
- You organise your home and belongings so that they save you time and money.
- You draw up a family budget and track spending and saving.
- You plan meals, shopping and tasks efficiently.
- You share household work fairly and talk through it constructively.
- You look after your own wellbeing alongside caring for the household.
Format: Online course with four tabs per lesson: lesson, practice, exercises and deepening
Duration: 28 lessons, approx. 6 hours
Level: Beginner
Who it is for: Families, couples and single people who want their household to run more calmly.
Offered by: Financial Well-Being Academy
Price: €59 incl. VAT
Access: after enrolment
Table of contents
Introduction
You see the invisible mental work that comes with running a household and choose the area to work on first.Priorities in your household
You name your household's core values, discuss goals with the people you live with and decide together what comes first.Organising your living space
You declutter a room step by step, improve a storage spot without buying anything and organise your home by how you use it.Budget and financial management
You draw up a family budget, schedule a monthly check-in on spending and saving and lower your fixed costs.Meal planning and shopping
You put together a realistic weekly menu in five steps and shop with a list and within your budget.Time management and scheduling
You batch tasks, choose one place for appointments and one for to-dos and set aside fixed time for yourself each week.Household tasks and sharing them
You make all tasks visible, including the mental work, put them in a schedule and share them fairly with the people you live with.Efficient cleaning and maintenance
You build a daily, weekly and seasonal cleaning routine and draw up a maintenance calendar for your home.Communicating well
You hold short family meetings, keep diaries and lists in one place and discuss irritations without escalation.Self-care and wellbeing
You recognise the mental load you carry, choose achievable forms of self-care and set limits on your own standards.Tools in this course
For each part, the calculation tools, tests and worksheets to use alongside it.
Budget and financial management
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