This is a Financial Literacy program for Beginners for age group 8 to 12 years.
The program is divided into 4 sessions of about 1 hour 40 minutes each.
Over these 4 sessions the student will go through a journey of financial discovery and learn how the world of money works so that they can appreciate and become responsible about money and start having intelligent conversations around it.
There is a quiz at the end of each session, which the student must take. They can pause the recording, and answer the quiz.
The answers to the quiz are discussed at the end of each session.
The following topics are covered over the 4 sessions:
Session 1: Basics of Money
- What is money
- Origin of Money
- How Money Works
- Role of Central Banks
- Where do parents get their money
- What is saving
- Why should we save
- Compounding of money
- Budgeting
- Secret of becoming rich
Session 2: Role of a Bank
- What is a bank
- Where is your money kept in a bank
- How to access your bank account
- What is a debit card and a credit card
- What are Loans
- Types of Loans and why do we need loans
Session 3: Financial Planning
- What is Financial Planning
- What is Diversification
- What is Risk
- Relationship of Risk and Return
- About Taxes
- About Insurance
Session 4: About Investments
- Different types of investments
- Understanding which investments are risky and why
- How and why one should begin investing early
At the end of the program, once the student submits all 4 quizzes they will be eligible to receive a certificate of completion. Please email on contact@moolahforwomen.com to receive your certificate.
Enjoy the program.
A seasoned finance professional with over 30 years of experience with corporates like Deutsche Bank, L&T FHL and many more, Meeta is passionate about empowering women and transforming their financial wellbeing.
In her words, “I feel a strong need and urgency to empower women with knowledge so that they can start taking control of their finances themselves, without feeling the need to depend on their counterparts to take care of them financially”.
