
An introduction to the course.
Tracking your expenses helps you to recognise and eradicate unnecessary spending patterns from your life, this lecture will give you an idea on how to go about this process to help reach your long term financial goals.
Budgeting is setting objectives, establishing goals and having an action plan to work towards them, helping you place limits on your financial behaviour. This lecture will help you understand the importance on the same.
To prioritise savings, the most popular advice is to spend less and save more, but how do you go about it and divide your savings. This lecture will cover the importance and recommended techniques to prioritise your savings into four key components.
This lecture will explore the importance of investing, how to invest and where to invest according to your needs. Will also include, tips you might consider and mistakes you should avoid!
Debt is often referred to as a double-edged sword: it can help you invest in the future, but must eventually be paid off to grow your net worth. Learn possible causes and solutions of debt cycle traps
Women are still behind men struggling to make financial decisions. Though many women are working professionals and are placed in top positions, yet they are not very clear about financial matters. To feel truly liberated, women should have the ability to make financial decisions to lead her life, and ultimately bridge the gender finance gap in our society! This course will help you gain an insight into the understanding of these topics further. From tracking your spending, budgeting, saving to investments and debt cycle traps, this course covers it all.
At the end of the course you will be able to:
Track your spending and decrease unnecessary expenditures.
Create your budget using 50/20/30 rule.
Make wise investments.
Build an emergency savings account.
Earn, save and spend!
Through the course an important character, Maya, will help us understand the reality of financial dependence and the steps she takes to become truly financially literate.
To be an independent decision maker is not just about saving, spending and investing money but the empowerment it can give you. It boosts self-confidence and esteem and can make you feel more secure and respected, irrespective of your socio-economic background. In the 21st century where gender equality is prominent and rising in action, learning financial skills is a must!