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This course is the 101 for Money Management for YA.
Learn the basics of money management, how to set up your bank accounts in an easy-to-use fashion, understand how credit cards and loans work and uncover the myths around credit scores in Australia. We look into strategies that work for you based on well-known and sound psychology.
This course is perfect for you if you've always struggled with money management or if your a young adult with your first job stepping into the world of having an income.

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Module 1

We look at the history of money, how your values and goals relate and influence money and the simple maths behind spending plans

Module 2

The 'physical' (aka electronic) banking structure you have is important. We look at the must-have accounts and how the cash should flow

Module 3

The basics of Credits and Debits, and real world examples of differnt types of Loans. We also look at how HECS is indexed

Module 4

Take a look behind BNPL schemes and get introduced to the idea of PNBL

Module 5

Look at how Credit Scores work in Australia and how to get a good one

Money Management Course Curriculum


  Introduction
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  Purpose of Money
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  Banking Structure
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  Credit & Debt
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  Buy Now, Pay Later
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  Credit Score
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  Key Takeaways
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Meet Your Teacher


Hi, I'm Madeleine

Growing up, I learnt very little about money and the financial system in Australia. At the age of 19, I had managed to save $5,000 - I was super proud of myself. 4 months later, I checked my bank balance and there was less than $500 in there.... I was shocked! I could'nt work out where all my savings had gone.

I spent the next couple of month going through all my bank statements and working out my earnings and spendings. Simply put, I was spending more than I was earning. That was the beginning of my interest in finance.

With my background in behaviour change and my keen interest in personal finance and financial planning, I am able to apply beahvoural change concepts to finance.

The more I've learnt through life experience and structured education (shoutout to Deakin) the more I want to teach others so they can avoid the mistakes I made. And do it in a way that sets them up for financial freedom

Maddie

DipBS, BExSportSci, GradCertFinPlan