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MoneyMinded consists of eight topics separated into 19 workshops. Every workshop includes speaking notes for facilitators and case studies, activity sheets, workshop summaries, and definitions of key words and terms for participants.
The MoneyMinded topics and workshops include:
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Planning and budgeting |
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Getting started |
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- Goals
- Saving and spending
- Money planning
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- Introduction to everyday banking
- Different ways to pay
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Understanding paperwork |
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Credit providers |
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- Types of paperwork
- Bills, bills, bills
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- Credit and credit cards
- Loans
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Dealing with debt |
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Rights and responsibilities |
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- Debt
- Recovery Plan
- When paying is difficult
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- Golden rules for consumers
- The hard sell
- Your right to complain
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A roof over head* |
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Planning for the future* |
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- Investment basics
- Superannuation
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* New in August 2008
MoneyMinded focuses on the long-term value of building sound financial knowledge. Every person’s financial circumstances are unique and, as such, they require a different level of support. So MoneyMinded is flexible – enabling facilitators and participants to select workshops that relate to a participant’s needs and interests.
For more information on the MoneyMinded workshops visit www.moneyminded.com.au.
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