The Financial Academy on Clubhouse

Description

Why do people miss opportunities?

Primarily because society teaches us to look for jobs and schools... they don’t teach us to look for opportunities.

Many young people aspire to careers that will enable them to earn sizable salaries, or at least to generate enough income to live a comfortable and secure life. However, earning money is only part of the equation; it’s also important to manage that money effectively using basic financial literacy skills.

The Financial Academy will cover everything money related, from credit repair, to budgeting, to basic cash management. We will review the four core financial literacy skills, including the following:
* Using credit. While opening a credit line isn’t necessarily a bad move and may even be wise, financial literacy requires prudence. Excessive debt can be dangerous.
* Budgeting. To make smart financial decisions, planning ahead is important, tracking income and expenses weekly or monthly.
* Managing finances. Financial management means saving and investing monetary resources in a way that keeps them safe, and perhaps even allows them to grow.
* Investing. The financially literate person may seek shrewd investments in stocks and bonds; in retirement accounts, such as individual retirement accounts (IRAs); in real estate; or possibly even in business ventures.

Come learn from one of Dallas’ Leading Financial Education Service Consultants, Mr. Hosea Robinson. Without the proper knowledge, it is easy to get into financial trouble.