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Workshop finančnej gramotnosti s Financopediou
Financial literacy workshop with Financopedia
Event by: Krajská inovačná rozvojová agentúra
Discussions and lectures
About event
Are you a student, do you earn money from part-time jobs, but don't know how to manage it sensibly?
Come to the financial literacy workshop and learn how to handle money already during school, and especially right after it. You will learn when, how and why you should take out life insurance, where and how much to invest per month, even if your income is low, and how to get a lot out of little.
What awaits you?
📊We will explain different forms of earning activity
💰you will get to know concepts such as tax returns, mandatory contributions, pension pillars and the like.
🏠 We'll also answer questions about money that you haven't had anyone to ask so far. For example, how to fulfill your dream of owning your own home...
🗓 4/23 at 5:00 p.m.
📍 Ndvorie Coworking, Trnava
The workshop is intended for university students and is free of charge. 🎓 Duration approx. 150 minutes. The workshop is part of the activities of the Kampus program, which is co-financed by the European Union as part of the Slovakia Program.
The number of places is limited, so registration is required: you can find the link in BIO.
https://forms.gle/LmZgt4qb7ZoyKCkNA
About the lecturers:
🧑🏫 Filip Pupiš has been working in finance for 5 years. He came to this field during his studies at the University of Economics, where he realized the fundamental influence that correct financial decisions have on the quality of life. In his practice, he focuses on comprehensible explanations of finances and their connection with everyday reality. Its goal is for young people to understand how money works, to be able to navigate it and to be able to make decisions that give them long-term meaning. He began to delve deeper into this area already during his studies, when he realized that many financial decisions are made by people without sufficient understanding. Currently, he also works academically as a doctoral student, where he deals with the analysis of financial markets. In addition, he devotes himself to education and explains how to think about finances practically, without unnecessary theory, with an emphasis on long-term and responsible decision-making.
The project is co-financed by the European Union as part of the Slovakia Program.
Come to the financial literacy workshop and learn how to handle money already during school, and especially right after it. You will learn when, how and why you should take out life insurance, where and how much to invest per month, even if your income is low, and how to get a lot out of little.
What awaits you?
📊We will explain different forms of earning activity
💰you will get to know concepts such as tax returns, mandatory contributions, pension pillars and the like.
🏠 We'll also answer questions about money that you haven't had anyone to ask so far. For example, how to fulfill your dream of owning your own home...
🗓 4/23 at 5:00 p.m.
📍 Ndvorie Coworking, Trnava
The workshop is intended for university students and is free of charge. 🎓 Duration approx. 150 minutes. The workshop is part of the activities of the Kampus program, which is co-financed by the European Union as part of the Slovakia Program.
The number of places is limited, so registration is required: you can find the link in BIO.
https://forms.gle/LmZgt4qb7ZoyKCkNA
About the lecturers:
🧑🏫 Filip Pupiš has been working in finance for 5 years. He came to this field during his studies at the University of Economics, where he realized the fundamental influence that correct financial decisions have on the quality of life. In his practice, he focuses on comprehensible explanations of finances and their connection with everyday reality. Its goal is for young people to understand how money works, to be able to navigate it and to be able to make decisions that give them long-term meaning. He began to delve deeper into this area already during his studies, when he realized that many financial decisions are made by people without sufficient understanding. Currently, he also works academically as a doctoral student, where he deals with the analysis of financial markets. In addition, he devotes himself to education and explains how to think about finances practically, without unnecessary theory, with an emphasis on long-term and responsible decision-making.
The project is co-financed by the European Union as part of the Slovakia Program.