Your Money, Your Goals
Start: Start with Spending tracker, then Bill calendar and Creating a cash flow budget.
Understand income and budgets, calculate borrowing costs and compare the terms and risks of saving.
Sort a week of sample transactions into recurring, variable and one-off expenses.
Match income dates to bill dates instead of stopping at monthly totals.
Practise percentages, compounding and total repayment; write down every assumption.
Compare fees, terms, access restrictions and loss possibilities for two sample offers of the same kind.
Start: Start with Spending tracker, then Bill calendar and Creating a cash flow budget.
Start: Begin with 1.1 What Is Finance?, then chapter 7 on single-payment time value.
Start: Begin with the opening story and compare the author’s view of assets and liabilities with your budget.
Start: Start with No One’s Crazy, then read Luck & Risk and Save Money.
Start: Read the opening chapters and examine how fees affect results; the examples use US markets.
Start: Begin with the introduction, then explore investment versus speculation and the margin of safety.
Start: Read the first part and identify how to check a company’s finances beyond simply recognising its products.
Start: Start with the participant guide for Module 3: Your Income and Expenses.
Start: Open Bill calendar under Paying Bills.
Start: Read chapter 1 and explain its key terms in your own words.