Course curriculum

    1. What is Financal Literacy?

    2. Why Do We Need Financial Literacy?

    3. Stages of Personal Finance

    1. THE CASH FLOW QUADRANT EXPLAINED

    1. Analyzing and Decreasing Your Personal Expenses So Your Net Worth increases significantly in the long run

    2. What are the secrets of billionaires?

    3. How very small savings habits changes lead to fortunes later in life!

    1. How to Create Your Own Diversified Investment Portfolio Consisting Of Stocks, Bonds, Commodities, and Real Estate Investment Trusts

    2. Minimizing the ridiculous fees that you pay your bank and investment companies

    3. How much should you spend on a house and how to calculate your mortgage payments?

    1. How to Start a Reserve Fund?

    2. Build an Emergency Fund

    3. Creating your perfect budget

    1. Wills, Trusts, and Estate planning

    2. Protecting your family and your possessions using insurance products

    3. Understanding and improving your credit score

Financial GPS is like a guide to help people becoming financially successful. It is to help people making wise decisions and choices to their financial wellbeing.

  • $399.00
  • 32 lessons

*Calculating Compound Interest*

The best way to calculate compound interest is to use the formula. To calculate your future value, multiply your initial balance by one plus the annual interest rate raised to the power of the compound periods.

The compound interest Formula:

A= P(1+r/n) ^nt

Where:

A= the future value of the investment or loan

P= the principal investment or loan amount

r = the interest rate (decimal)

n = the number of times that interest is compounded per period

t= the number of periods the money is invested for

^ = …. to the power of…

CASH FLOW QUADRANT

The CASHFLOW Quadrant depicts the various ways that revenue or money is produced. Different forms of revenue generating demand various technical abilities, educational backgrounds, and personality types. We four stages in cash flow quadrant (E, S, B, I)

  • E AND SE

    EMPLOYED / SELF - EMPPLOYED

    The E quadrant's main issue is long-term income control. Employees' finances, security, and independence depend on their employer's performance. The SE Quadrant involves Dentists, insurance brokers, restaurateurs, realtors, handypersons, and other trades. Self-employed people make big money, but like employees, they lose it when they quit working.

  • B

    BUSINESS OWNERS

    Those in the B quadrant control a system. The business's systems and employees may run without the owner's input. SE and B owners can manage similar enterprises. The wealthiest individuals in the world generally own businesses.

  • I

    INVESTORS

    Assets that generate income are owned by investors. The quadrant for genuinely passive income is this one. Investors in this quadrant typically have money saved up from one or more of the other three, which they then put to work to generate even more cash for them.

Course Purpose

The lessons below will be embedded in you after the course completion

  • How to Create Your Own Diversified Investment Portfolio Consisting Of Stocks, Bonds, Commodities, and Real Estate Investment Trusts

  • How to Minimize the ridiculous fees that you pay your bank and investment companies

  • How much should you spend on a house and how to calculate your mortgage payments?

  • Stages of Personal Finance

  • How to Analyze and Decrease Your Personal Expenses So Your Net Worth increases significantly in the long run

  • The secrets of billionaires

  • And many more.....

About the Instructor

Hudson Hector is an Expert Coach on Thinkific and has been teaching both Old and Younger Generations everything relating to Financial for a comfortable and problem-free lifestyle in the long run.

There's also workbook design included in the package, which can be downloaded after the course purchasing.