Psychology of Money and Effective Financial Decisions

Description

This course delves into the psychological factors influencing financial behaviors and decision-making processes. It explores cognitive biases, emotional triggers, and social influences that shape money attitudes and habits, providing strategies to overcome psychological barriers to financial success. Through self-assessment tools, behavioral experiments, and evidence-based interventions, participants gain insights into their relationship with money and acquire techniques to make more rational, values-aligned financial decisions that support long-term financial well-being.

Learning Outcomes

1. Identify common psychological biases and emotional patterns that influence financial decisions and behaviors.
2. Analyze personal money scripts and attitudes to understand their origins and impact on financial choices.
3. Apply behavioral economics principles to design personal strategies that promote positive financial habits.
4. Evaluate financial decisions through both rational economic frameworks and psychological perspectives.

This course includes

• One hour on demand video.
• Two articles.
• One downloadable resource.
• Certificate of completion.

This course delves into the psychological factors influencing financial behaviors and decision-making processes. It explores cognitive biases, emotional triggers, and social influences that shape money attitudes and habits, providing strategies to overcome psychological barriers to financial success. Through self-assessment tools, behavioral experiments, and evidence-based interventions, participants gain insights into their relationship with money and acquire techniques to make more rational, values-aligned financial decisions that support long-term financial well-being.

Learning Outcomes

1. Identify common psychological biases and emotional patterns that influence financial decisions and behaviors.
2. Analyze personal money scripts and attitudes to understand their origins and impact on financial choices.
3. Apply behavioral economics principles to design personal strategies that promote positive financial habits.
4. Evaluate financial decisions through both rational economic frameworks and psychological perspectives.

This course includes

• One hour on demand video.
• Two articles.
• One downloadable resource.
• Certificate of completion.

Savings Strategies, Taxation and Budget Mastery

Overview

This course delves into the psychological factors influencing financial behaviors and decision-making processes. It explores cognitive biases, emotional triggers, and social influences that shape money attitudes and habits, providing strategies to overcome psychological barriers to financial success. Through self-assessment tools, behavioral experiments, and evidence-based interventions, participants gain insights into their relationship with money and acquire techniques to make more rational, values-aligned financial decisions that support long-term financial well-being.

Learning Outcomes

1. Identify common psychological biases and emotional patterns that influence financial decisions and behaviors.
2. Analyze personal money scripts and attitudes to understand their origins and impact on financial choices.
3. Apply behavioral economics principles to design personal strategies that promote positive financial habits.
4. Evaluate financial decisions through both rational economic frameworks and psychological perspectives.

This course includes

• One hour on demand video.
• Two articles.
• One downloadable resource.
• Certificate of completion.

Savings Strategies, Taxation and Budget Mastery

Overview

This course delves into the psychological factors influencing financial behaviors and decision-making processes. It explores cognitive biases, emotional triggers, and social influences that shape money attitudes and habits, providing strategies to overcome psychological barriers to financial success. Through self-assessment tools, behavioral experiments, and evidence-based interventions, participants gain insights into their relationship with money and acquire techniques to make more rational, values-aligned financial decisions that support long-term financial well-being.

Learning Outcomes

1. Identify common psychological biases and emotional patterns that influence financial decisions and behaviors.
2. Analyze personal money scripts and attitudes to understand their origins and impact on financial choices.
3. Apply behavioral economics principles to design personal strategies that promote positive financial habits.
4. Evaluate financial decisions through both rational economic frameworks and psychological perspectives.

This course includes

• One hour on demand video.
• Two articles.
• One downloadable resource.
• Certificate of completion.