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Money Management 101: Beginner's Guide to Financial Freedom
540 students
Money Management 101: Beginner's Guide to Financial Freedom
Making Money Work for You
Created byHong Min Lin
Last updated 10/2020
English
What you'll learn
- Money Management
- Financial Planning
- How to Work towards Retiring Comfortably
- Wealth Management
- Budgeting
- Asset Allocation
- Life Skills
- Assess Your Own Financial Well Being
- Financial Concepts Simplified
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Course content
3 sections • 11 lectures • 1h 0m total length
Requirements
- None.
Description
Post any questions you have on my facebook page! -ManOntheStreetFinance-
Follow this step by step guide to pack up your finances and take 4 concrete steps to achieve financial freedom.
You will get recommendations on steps to take if you answer the questionnaire that comes with the course.
In this journey, you will evaluate your own financial standing, understand what you want and create a strategy to get to your goal.
Step 1: Evaluate where you stand and what you want
Step 2: Understand your finances
Step 3: Optimise debt, spending and income
Step 4: Allocate your savings
If you want to retire at 45 or at 60, or if you simply want to understand how to go about money management, this guide will help you personalise your plan.
Background:
After 10 years in finance, I realised that investing and financial services are provided to those who can afford it. That leaves out most of the population. After years of reading, trying and making mistakes, I came up with a simple and effective method that everyone can follow to become financially free. Discipline and consistency are your best friends on this journey.
- Your decisions today will shape your tomorrow -
Who this course is for:
- Someone who wants a step-by-step guide to financial freedom
- Someone who wants to build their wealth over time
- Working adults who struggle with saving
- Someone who wants to learn about financial planning
- Someone who wants money to work for them
- Anyone interested in allocation of money