
UdemyThis course's premise is simple: you can't build financial freedom without financial education, and you can't get financial education without first understanding the vocabulary it's built on. Level 1 focuses entirely on establishing that vocabulary from the ground up.
The course is organized into 30 videos, each dedicated to a single concept. Rather than rushing through material, it takes the time to build each idea properly before moving to the next — with a Level 2 course planned to build further on this foundation.
Best suited to complete beginners looking for a structured starting point in financial literacy, though the course is also framed as a useful refresher for anyone with an existing finance background.
By the end, the goal is practical judgment: being able to recognize the difference between sound and questionable financial advice, and between a good deal and a bad one.
Would you agree that for us to achieve financial freedom, we need a good financial education.
And to have good financial education, we need to have a good financial vocabulary.
The purpose of this course is to do exactly that.
To improve your financial vocabulary.
This is a Level 1 Course.
Level 2 is also in the Pipeline.
In this course I start with the very basics.
When we get our basics right, rest all follows well.
Take the time to study these concepts.
This course has 30 videos, each covering a separate concept.
When all concepts are put together, you will come out on the other side, with an exceptional understanding to concepts related to financial freedom.
There is a need for financial education in our society.
Financial literacy is the need of the hour.
It all starts with understanding the language of business and money.
This course will help you especially if you are beginner.
Even if you come from a finance background, this will be a nice teaser for you.
After doing this course, you will have a pretty good understanding of what is good financial advice and bad financial advice.
You will also be able to distinguish between a good deal and a bad deal.
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