You & Money – Building a Healthy Relationship with Personal Finances

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About Course

This course will explore how we are with money in order to expose, broaden, expand and develop our relationship with money.

This two-part online presentation explores and brings an understanding to how we are with money, how this impacts us, our lives and others. It will introduce tools that can help to support the development of a truly healthy relationship with money. This course is suitable for everyone – whether you are still in school, starting your first job or have been entrenched with your finances for decades. It will be equally beneficial for those who are employed, unemployed, or in business. Exploring how we are with money allows us to expose, broaden, expand and develop our relationship with money. This will ultimately support us with understandings that then flow into all other areas of our lives: health and wellbeing, relationships with partners, family, friends, colleagues and our communities. Learning how you are with your personal finances will support you to build a solid and clear foundation. Explore what works, what doesn’t and why.

Course delivery

This course was delivered live via two workshop sessions and consists of 9 video recordings from the live presentation. Please note: You are able to watch the videos at your own pace but we recommend if possible to watch it in one sitting with a mid-way break to get a similar experience to those who attended the workshops.

Cost

As part of our charitable educational commitment this course is offered for free. Login or register to access this free course.

Details

You and Money Part 1 | So how and where to start?
  • Were you ever taught how to handle, use or manage money?
  • How and what have you learned to-date? Is it working?
  • Do you feel like you are constantly trying to come up for air or in survival mode with money?
  • Do you want to run the other way at the mere mention of money, finances, budgeting, cash-flows, bookwork?
  • What is the angst, the overwhelm?
  • Do you feel burdened as the provider e.g. as the household’s sole means of income?
You and Money Part 2 | Developing a personal financial program
  • What is a personal financial program?
  • What is a financial program tool
  • What have you learned and actively engaged since Part 1 of the Course?
  • What did you discover worked and did not? Why?
  • Was there anything that got in the way? If so, what?
  • What are you appreciating and enjoying with a different understanding, engagement and relationship with your finances?

Course Content

You and Money – Part 1

  • Lesson 1 – Starting the Conversation about our Relationship with Money
    40:51
  • Lesson 2 – Why Start and Where to Start with our Relationship with Money
    27:55
  • Lesson 3 – Redeveloping and Rebuilding our Relationship with Money
    33:08
  • Lesson 4 – The Interconnection of Money and the Whole of Life
    20:48
  • Lesson 5 – Our Expenditure is Representative of How we Live
    35:25

You and Money – Part 2
Budgeting

This Course is Presented by:

Deborah Benhayon

Deborah Benhayon

Deborah has worked in the business and finance sectors throughout the region for the past 18 years through her own business as well as in an employed capacity. During this period, she has offered and supported businesses with her extensive experience in the many facets of financial and business services to Small businesses, National and International Companies as their CFO as well as Not for Profit Organisations. Deborah’s formal qualifications include Diplomas in Business, Leadership & Management; Cert IV in Training & Assessment; Cert IV in Accounting. She is a JP, a registered BAS agent and Practicing Member of the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers. In recognition of her outstanding contribution to the community, Deborah was awarded the NSW Government Community Services Award by the NSW Premier in 2017. Deborah continues to be an active member and advocate for many in her local community.

Susan Scully

Susan Scully

B.Com, FTI, FNTAA, Registered Tax Agent, JP (Qualified) Qld

With 30 years in the Business, Accountancy & Finance Industries, Susan Scully has worked within both National and International Companies, held a number of Company Directorship and Management positions, while managing and operating her own and others businesses since 1999. Today she is proprietor of her own Accountancy and Business Consultancy Practice in Brisbane and supports people in developing their businesses, which range across many industries locally, nationally and internationally. She also offers services to support with personal tax and finances. Susan’s philosophy is to make life, business and systems about people first and foremost.