What you'll learn

Students will understand the benefit and importance of investing.
Students will better grasp the time value of money and purchasing power.
Students will be introduced to the various styles of investing.
Students will learn how to personalize their own style of investing.

Requirements

You should have access to disposable income.
No further

Requirements

needed. You will be thoroughly introduced to concepts that will assist you in effectively investing your money.

Description

The Basics of Investing- Financial Literacy 301, the sequel to Budgeting and Building Credit - Financial Literacy 201, is for anyone who has disposal income and is looking to invest their money to reach their long-term financial goals. This includes anyone who is planning for the future and wants to learn the different ways they can make their money work for them.The Basics of Investing- Financial Literacy 301 explores and introduces the concept of what it means to invest. This course also covers why you should invest, the concept of purchasing power versus inflation, the time value of money, the different styles of investing, how to individualize and create your own style of investing, the dos and don'ts of investing, and finally the steps needed to begin investing in real time. There is a review quiz attached to each lecture to help affirm comprehension.The Basics of Investing- Financial Literacy 301 introduces practical concepts that will help remove the mystery behind the sometimes-complex view of what it means to invest your money. Comprehending and implementing these concepts where applicable, will expand your financial literacy and assist towards a life of less stress. It will provide purpose and enable the student to begin the subsequent planning of retirement.To take full advantage of this course, make sure to finish listening to each lecture video in its entirety at least once. Then after completion, rewatch the parts that may have been confusing and take notes to review, before continuing to the next section. After the completion of each section, contemplate and reflect on the concept(s) discussed, even doing your own research to cross-reference, if needed.

Overview

Section 1: Lecture 1: Introduction - Basics of Investing
Lecture 1 Basics of Investing - Purchasing Power & Time Value of Money
Section 2: Lecture 2: Standard Investments & ETFs
Lecture 2 Basics of Investing - Standard Investments & ETFs/Mutual Funds
Section 3: Lecture 3: High Dividend Yields and REITs
Lecture 3 Basics of Investing - High Dividend Yields and REITs
Section 4: Lecture 4: Value and Growth Investing
Lecture 4 Basics of Investing - Value and Growth Investing
Section 5: Lecture 5: Risk Aversion and Dos & Dont's
Lecture 5 Basics of Investing - Risk Aversion and Determining Your Style of Investing
Section 6: Lecture 6: How to Invest and Final Exam
Lecture 6 Lecture 6: Basics of Investing - How to Invest and Final Exam
People who want to learn how to efficiently invest their money.,People who want to increase their financial literacy.,People who want to set themselves up for retirement.,People who are curious on how to create generational wealth.

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