Personal Financial Planning course curriculum
As a personal financial planner, you may help people save for their kids' college education, create budgets, evaluate investments, and more. And these diverse responsibilities are an important part of planning roles in banks, insurers, accounting firms, or even your own private consulting business. That's why our Personal Financial Planning course curriculum is designed to be not only comprehensive but also applicable to almost any professional finance setting.
Curriculum Lessons
Personal Financial Planning OrientationIn this course, you’ll examine the goals and values of Ashworth College, time management, creating a realistic weekly and monthly study schedule, the nature and purpose of assessments, how to study effectively to prepare for and take an online examination, and developing the skill sets necessary for success in the twenty-first century. You’ll also review the skills needed to initiate your own business, including positioning, marketing, investing, and obtaining financing.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to do the following:
- Identify skills needed to be a confident and independent online learner.
- Recognize the qualities and skills required of a successful entrepreneur.
This course provides a fundamental understanding of financial planning. You’ll learn how to develop a solid financial plan based on your goals using a variety of tools and documents. You’ll also review common financial planning topics such as liquid assets, loans, insurance, stocks and bonds, investments, and retirement planning.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to do the following:
- Identify the components of a sound financial plan.
- Recognize the tools used for budgeting and financial planning.
- Describe best practices for managing liquid assets, credit and consumer loans, retirement accounts, and estates and trusts.
- Differentiate between types of insurance, investments, and funds.
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