Course · Everyone · Financial Well-Being Academy
Managing your spending and your money
A compact, practical foundation for getting a grip on your money. You map out your situation, tackle bills and debts, build a reserve, learn the basics of saving and investing, strengthen your financial self-confidence and talk about money with your partner and family. Each lesson has four tabs: lesson, practice, exercises and going further.
OnlineIndividualAt your own pace“Getting a grip on your money does not start with more income, but with an overview, a few fixed habits and a plan you stick to.”
Financial Well-Being Academy
What you learn
- You map out your goals, life path, income, expenses and net worth.
- You tackle financial emergencies and know what to pay first.
- You pay off debts faster and spend more consciously.
- You pay yourself first and build a reserve and an emergency fund.
- You know the basics of savings and investment products and make a plan.
- You talk about money calmly with your partner and involve your children.
This is financial education and not personal advice.
Format: Online course with four tabs per lesson: lesson, practice, exercises and going further
Duration: 26 lessons, about 5 hours
Level: Beginner
Who it is for: Anyone who wants to get a grip on their money again.
Offered by: Financial Well-Being Academy
Price: €59 incl. VAT
Access: after enrolment
Table of contents
Introduction to financial well-being and awareness
You learn what financial well-being means and which thought patterns and beliefs drive your money behaviour.Mapping out your financial situation
You set goals, choose a budgeting method and list your income, expenses, assets and debts.Dealing with outstanding bills and debts
You know what to pay first in an emergency, make a repayment plan and save on your fixed costs.Saving and investing
You set up automatic saving, build an emergency fund and learn the basics of savings and investment products.Building financial self-confidence
You make if-then plans for difficult money moments, bring everything together in an action plan and build resilience.Talking about money with your partner and family
You open a conversation about money without blame, set up a family meeting and involve your children in money matters.Summary
You sum up the insights from the course and set a fixed rhythm to keep up your new habits.Tools in this course
For each part, the calculation tools, tests and worksheets to use alongside it.
Introduction to financial well-being and awareness
Mapping out your financial situation
Dealing with outstanding bills and debts
Saving and investing
Building financial self-confidence
Talking about money with your partner and family
Questions about this course?
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