Turn the tide on financial wellbeing

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:

  1. Be introduced to the concept of financial wellbeing and what it really means
  2. Learn what the research says about financial wellbeing
  3. Understand how to put small steps in place to better support your financial wellbeing
  4. Complete a final knowledge check

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Turn the tide on financial wellbeing
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Added 1 day ago, by Tony Raymond
 
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Added about 1 month ago, by Rose
Money is such a big subject in our lives Canada is very very challenging to set goals and stick to them but it’s possible small steps somewhere to start
 
Added 3 months ago, by Shannon
 
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Added 5 months ago, by Rungai
knowing how to spend your money on important things like rent power and food car
 
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Added 6 months ago, by Anonymous
Great stuff really good for individual and
 
Added 6 months ago, by Anonymous
Awesome thanks for the financial advice

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