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Financial Management is a practical course designed to build everyday financial skills and confidence.
Whether you are learning to budget for the first time, trying to better understand where your money goes or wanting to plan ahead, the course focuses on useful skills you can apply in everyday life.
No previous financial knowledge is required.
Topics may include:
Creating and managing a household budget
Understanding income and expenses
Tracking spending
Setting realistic financial goals
Building savings and emergency funds
Managing bills and household costs
Understanding credit, loans and interest
Managing and reducing debt
Banking and financial services
Understanding fees and financial statements
Superannuation and planning for the future
Recognising scams and financial fraud
Finding reputable financial help and support
The course provides general financial education. It does not provide personal financial, investment, credit or tax advice.
A notebook and pen
A calculator, phone or laptop if you would like to use one
You will not be expected to disclose your income, debts, bank accounts or other private financial information to the group.
If you choose to work on your own budget during the course, you can bring a simple list of your regular income and expenses. Do not bring banking passwords, PINs or other sensitive account information.
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