For Adults
Are you comfortable dealing with money?
Would you like to see your goals and your dreams come true? I will
teach you how to think and speak about money that will move you
toward financial freedom. You deserve it!
For Children
By the age of 7 years, a child will
have developed their adult money habits. Does your child value themselves
and money? I will teach your child financial literacy skills that
will help to make their dreams come true!
FOR KINDERGARTEN TO YEAR 8
- Financial Psychology
- Goals & Choices
- Defining work ethic
- Money & Emotions
- Wants & Needs
- Becoming a Lifelong Learner
Accounts, Savings & Budgets
- Growing Money
- Plan to Save
- Allocating Resources
- Learn to Budget
- Simple & Compound Interest
Income, Career, Business &
Entrepreneurship
- Earning money
- Community Helpers
- Know Your Strengths
- Gross & Net Pay
- Job vs. Career
- What Entrepreneurship Really Means
Credit, Debt & Loans
- Borrow, Trade, Gift Game
- The Good Borrower
- Safe Lending
- Qualifying for a Loan
- Credit & Interest
- When and How to Use Credit
Risk Management & Insurance
- Safe Choices & Consequences
- All About Risks
- Identity Theft
- Parts of Insurance
- The Risk of Not Having Insurance
FOR YEARS 9, 10, 11 & 12
+ AGE 19 to ADULT
FINANCIAL
PSYCHOLOGY
This topic incorporates lessons on behavioural finance, the influence
of emotions on personal finances, peer influencers, advertising,
personal money habits, financial decision-making processes, lifestyle
choices and personal financial values.
BUDGETING
The budgeting section includes lessons on day-to-day expenses, budgeting
for retirement, how to save, tracking and reducing expenses, non-asset
purchases, needs versus wants, lifestyle choices that affect one’s
budget and major non-asset expenses (i.e. buying a car, renting
a living space).
ACCOUNT
MANAGEMENT
The lessons in this section cover banking and account management,
record-keeping, debit versus credit cards, savings and checking,
bank account basics, comparing financial institutions and automating
one’s finances.
JOBS &
CAREER
The lessons in this section focus on topics associated with employment,
including job skill preparation, resumes, how to get a job, interviewing,
how to get a raise, career planning, aligning career opportunities
with financial goals, understanding payslips, switching jobs, understanding
the job market and alternative income opportunities.
CREDIT
PROFILE
This section focuses on essential elements related to one’s
credit profile. Lessons on building, maintaining and repairing one’s
credit profile, credit history, the importance of good credit and
how credit affects a person’s overall financial situation
are included.
RISK MANAGEMENT
& INSURANCE
This section covers how to identify and manage potential risk, investment
risk, understanding contracts, types of fraud, fraud protection
and other topics related to personal risk management that can affect
one’s finances. The insurance portion covers all aspects of
choosing an insurance provider, understanding various insurance
options and choosing the right policies to protect one’s self.
INVESTMENTS
& PERSONAL FINANCE PLANNING
The investing section covers how to use savings, investment philosophies,
major asset purchases, net worth, types of investment options, interest
rates, ROI, diversification, investing in skills development, long-term
planning, choosing investment advisors and understanding the impact
of inflation on one’s personal finances.
LOANS &
DEBT
The loans and debt section covers the various types of debt, payback
options, qualification, terms, predatory lending, loan types, debt
planning and how taking on debt affects one’s financial situation.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
The entrepreneurship sections covers the skills needed to become
an entrepreneur, planning, whether starting a business is right
for you, aligning entrepreneurial objectives with financial goals,
business planning, evaluating opportunities and managing the risk
of a business venture.
ECONOMIC
& GOVERNMENT INFLUENCES
The lessons in this section focus on how the broader economy and
government influence on one’s personal finances. The coursework
covers taxes, policy changes, government organisations, inflation,
monetary policy, consumer protection laws, how taxes are used, tax
penalties, locating a tax professional, government organisations
that influence people’s personal finances, consumer protection
laws, impact of taxes on income, impact of taxes on investments,
a general understanding of inflation and how government policies
can affect one’s personal finances. |