Content
1 module
Difficulty
Basic
Rating
Course length
10 mins
Instructor
Umbrella Wellbeing
Description
Turn the tide on financial wellbeing (Taiao)
For most of us, finances can be a major source of stress, the impact of which is far-reaching.
He rā ki tua, better times are coming. As we ride the waves of our ever-changing financial environment, we each have our part to play in protecting our own financial wellbeing, and that of our whānau, and through this, our overall wellbeing.
Objectives
Course objectives:
- Be introduced to the concept of financial wellbeing and what it really means
- Learn what the research says about financial wellbeing
- Understand how to put small steps in place to better support your financial wellbeing
- Complete a final knowledge check
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Turn the tide on financial wellbeing
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Great stuff really good for individual and
Awesome thanks for the financial advice
Another great course. I've added a few more wellbeing skills to my list :) the course mentions "Financial adviser" however it should say financial mentor. A financial adviser advises you, and sometimes sells you, a product and it represents a for profit setting. A financial mentoring is about building financial capability, aka wellbeing, and is community oriented.
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