In this session, we will tackle some of the most common money myths to get you started thinking differently about money and how you can use it as a tool. We will also tackle the topic of Budgeting, and we will help you understand what are the biggest sources of expenses and how to get a grip on them.
As a student, you very likely have a low level of income, since you are spending all your time in your studies rather than devoting all your time to a job. But how do your cash flows evolve once you get a job, and once you are 10 years further in your career? In this session, we will explain how your financial situation changes with your age, and how as a student you can start setting the basis for a successful financial position.
After the previous two sessions, you now understand how to take care of your expenses and how your financial position will change over time. A key activity that can dramatically improve your financial situation for your future is investing. This might mean the difference between you retiring in the Canary Islands vs. having to work until you're 70. In this session, we explain the importance of Investing, and how you can get started as a student!
Kevin is currently the Education & Career Commissioner at B&R Beurs, the Investing Society at Erasmus University. He is currently studying his master's in Quantitative Finance, and is passionate about Investing and the financial markets.
Participation in the course is free, however full participation will be required once you signed up and you are selected.
You will see your trainer once a week, for 3 weeks. Besides the coaching session there is preparatory material that you will need to cover before hand.
As long as you do not miss any session and you deliver the final assignment, you will get a certificate and a Linkedin badge!
Small parts of some sessions might be recorded, or screenshots of the zoom calls might be taken for communication, education and/or marketing purposes.
Trainings are subject to change in format (online/offline) to adhere with the measures taken by the Dutch government and Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Sadly, this cohort seems to be full! We will let you know if any spot opens.