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Whether you think that loving it is the root of all evil, or that it makes the world go around, money (and financial literacy) is an important part of today’s society. This four-part series will help you understand the basic principles of personal finance, and how it affects your life.
Email publicservices@whistlerlibrary.ca to sign up for these sessions. You can sign up for as many as you’d like! Read on to explore the topics:
Lesson One: Introduction & Borrowing (January 23)
We’ll cover some finance basics and the importance of debt management in personal finance.
Lesson Two: Spending (February 27)
We’ll cover spending from a marketer’s perspective – what makes us spend and how we can better control our expenditures.
Lesson Three: Earning & Taxation (March 26)
We’ll cover earning money, including investment earnings and how different types of earnings are taxed.
Lesson Four: Investing (April 23)
This session is focused on how investments work, rather than what you should invest in. This will help you understand your own preferences as you decide if you want to use a financial manager or go the self management route.
Whether you think that loving it is the root of all evil, or that it makes the world go around, money (and financial literacy) is an important part of today’s society. This four-part series will help you understand the basic principles of personal finance, and how it affects your life.
Email publicservices@whistlerlibrary.ca to sign up for these sessions. You can sign up for as many as you’d like! Read on to explore the topics:
Lesson One: Introduction & Borrowing (January 23)
We’ll cover some finance basics and the importance of debt management in personal finance.
Lesson Two: Spending (February 27)
We’ll cover spending from a marketer’s perspective – what makes us spend and how we can better control our expenditures.
Lesson Three: Earning & Taxation (March 26)
We’ll cover earning money, including investment earnings and how different types of earnings are taxed.
Lesson Four: Investing (April 23)
This session is focused on how investments work, rather than what you should invest in. This will help you understand your own preferences as you decide if you want to use a financial manager or go the self management route.
Whether you think that loving it is the root of all evil, or that it makes the world go around, money (and financial literacy) is an important part of today’s society. This four-part series will help you understand the basic principles of personal finance, and how it affects your life.
Email publicservices@whistlerlibrary.ca to sign up for these sessions. You can sign up for as many as you’d like! Read on to explore the topics:
Lesson One: Introduction & Borrowing (January 23)
We’ll cover some finance basics and the importance of debt management in personal finance.
Lesson Two: Spending (February 27)
We’ll cover spending from a marketer’s perspective – what makes us spend and how we can better control our expenditures.
Lesson Three: Earning & Taxation (March 26)
We’ll cover earning money, including investment earnings and how different types of earnings are taxed.
Lesson Four: Investing (April 23)
This session is focused on how investments work, rather than what you should invest in. This will help you understand your own preferences as you decide if you want to use a financial manager or go the self management route.
Whether you think that loving it is the root of all evil, or that it makes the world go around, money (and financial literacy) is an important part of today’s society. This four-part series will help you understand the basic principles of personal finance, and how it affects your life.
Email publicservices@whistlerlibrary.ca to sign up for these sessions. You can sign up for as many as you’d like! Read on to explore the topics:
Lesson One: Introduction & Borrowing (January 23)
We’ll cover some finance basics and the importance of debt management in personal finance.
Lesson Two: Spending (February 27)
We’ll cover spending from a marketer’s perspective – what makes us spend and how we can better control our expenditures.
Lesson Three: Earning & Taxation (March 26)
We’ll cover earning money, including investment earnings and how different types of earnings are taxed.
Lesson Four: Investing (April 23)
This session is focused on how investments work, rather than what you should invest in. This will help you understand your own preferences as you decide if you want to use a financial manager or go the self management route.