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Comprehensive UK Personal Finance Training, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 239 lectures, based on 147 reviews, and has 6595 subscribers.

You will learn about Personal finance 101 from budgeting to investing Managing your finances Investments options available in the UK Managing your pensions and retirement planning Overview of the UK tax system & managing your taxes Government home buying schemes available in the UK Government backed childcare schemes Borrowing schemes and credit ratings Planning for after life Government pension scheme This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner who wants to learn this life changing skill of managing finances or Anyone with prior personal finance experience who want to widen their knowledge or Expatriates coming to the UK so that they can learn the UK financial system or Young people who wants to set themselves up for future financial success It is particularly useful for Beginner who wants to learn this life changing skill of managing finances or Anyone with prior personal finance experience who want to widen their knowledge or Expatriates coming to the UK so that they can learn the UK financial system or Young people who wants to set themselves up for future financial success.

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Summary

Title: Comprehensive UK Personal Finance Training

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 239

Number of Published Lectures: 239

Number of Curriculum Items: 239

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 239

Original Price: £19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Personal finance 101 from budgeting to investing
  • Managing your finances
  • Investments options available in the UK
  • Managing your pensions and retirement planning
  • Overview of the UK tax system & managing your taxes
  • Government home buying schemes available in the UK
  • Government backed childcare schemes
  • Borrowing schemes and credit ratings
  • Planning for after life
  • Government pension scheme
  • Who Should Attend

  • Beginner who wants to learn this life changing skill of managing finances
  • Anyone with prior personal finance experience who want to widen their knowledge
  • Expatriates coming to the UK so that they can learn the UK financial system
  • Young people who wants to set themselves up for future financial success
  • Target Audiences

  • Beginner who wants to learn this life changing skill of managing finances
  • Anyone with prior personal finance experience who want to widen their knowledge
  • Expatriates coming to the UK so that they can learn the UK financial system
  • Young people who wants to set themselves up for future financial success
  • Welcome to the Comprehensive UK Personal Finance Training course. I believe this is the only comprehensive course covering personal finance in the UK. In this course you will learn everything you need to know about UK personal finance. I have avoided prescriptions that are normally seen on other materials since I understand every situation is different. In this course I will take you through the basics of personal finance and cover things in detail as they apply to the UK. This course is based on my wide UK financial services experience and my personal investing knowledge. I am sure once you have done the course you will be equipped to make your own financial decisions such as investing, pensions, retirement planning, estates planning, budgeting, managing borrowingsand many more other things.

    I have used real life examples as they apply to the UK. I avoided making this course broad so that if you are in the UK you will derive the most value. I have also added some key things such as childcare schemes, home purchase schemes, a comprehensive overview of the UK tax system, how to protect yourself from fraud. I hope you will derive a lot of value from taking on this course.

    Course Structure

    I will start by giving you an introduction to investing, and various types of investment products, before moving to pension products. In pensions, I will explain to you the various types of pensions such as workplace, private, government and public sector pension schemes. I will show you how to hold the investments and how to manage them. In the next sections I will talk about investment strategies, debt management & credit ratings. Will the give you an overview of the UK tax systemand how to manage your taxes. Afterwards I will take you through the government schemes for home buying and childcare support. I have also included a section for Sharia Financing if it applies to you, or you would like to learn more about it. I have another section on protecting your wealth from fraud, then lastly I share with you some useful personal finance materials, books, magazines and podcasts.

    LEARN – INVEST – BUILD WEALTH

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER – PLEASE READ

    Lecture 3: Course Animation Video

    Lecture 4: Opening words & navigating the course

    Chapter 2: Chapter 1 – Investing and Investment products

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: Overview of section & why you need money

    Lecture 3: Why should you invest?

    Lecture 4: Time Value of Money Principle

    Lecture 5: How does stock markets work?

    Lecture 6: Understanding Present Values, Future Values & Opportunity costs

    Lecture 7: EXAMPLE – Simple Calculation of Investment returns

    Lecture 8: Relative Returns

    Lecture 9: Stock Market Indices

    Lecture 10: Different categories of investors

    Lecture 11: Quick introduction to investment products

    Lecture 12: 1. Cash Savings

    Lecture 13: 2. Bonds – Government & Corporate bonds

    Lecture 14: 3. Equities – Quick introduction

    Lecture 15: 3. Equities – Grocery Example – Year 1

    Lecture 16: 3. Equities – Grocery Example – Year 2

    Lecture 17: 3. Equities – Grocery Example – Year 3

    Lecture 18: 3. Equities – Grocery Example – Other Accounting Transactions

    Lecture 19: 3. Equities – Grocery Example – Registering a company & listing

    Lecture 20: 3. Equities – TESCO CASE STUDY – Introduction

    Lecture 21: 3. Equities – Quantitative Analysis of companies

    Lecture 22: 3. Equities – Qualitative Analysis of companies

    Lecture 23: 3. Equities – Other Investment Considerations

    Lecture 24: 3. Equities – Understanding company sectors

    Lecture 25: 3. Equities – Understanding Corporate Events

    Lecture 26: Investment Funds – Introduction

    Lecture 27: 4. Investment Trusts – What is It?

    Lecture 28: 4. Investment Trusts – LIVE EXAMPLE

    Lecture 29: 4. Investment Trusts – Choosing a fund to invest

    Lecture 30: 5. Unit Trusts

    Lecture 31: 6. Open Ended Investment Companies (OEICs)

    Lecture 32: 7. Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)

    Lecture 33: 8. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)

    Lecture 34: OTHER HIGH RISK ASSETS – Introduction

    Lecture 35: HIGH RISK – Contract for Differences (CFDs)

    Lecture 36: HIGH RISK – Spread Betting

    Lecture 37: HIGH RISK – Foreign Currency (FX) Trading

    Lecture 38: HIGH RISK – Commodities

    Lecture 39: HIGH RISK – (PLEASE AVOID) – Binary Options

    Lecture 40: HIGH RISK – Cryptocurrencies

    Lecture 41: How the FCA & BoE Ensures your assets are safe

    Lecture 42: Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS)

    Lecture 43: Resolving Issues with your provider

    Lecture 44: INVESTMENT TIPS & INSPIRATION

    Lecture 45: Last words

    Chapter 3: Chapter 2 – Pensions

    Lecture 1: Introduction to section

    Lecture 2: What is a pensions?

    Lecture 3: Workplace Pensions – Defined Benefit pension schemes

    Lecture 4: Workplace Pensions – Introduction

    Lecture 5: Workplace Pensions – In practise

    Lecture 6: Workplace Pensions – Important Things to Do

    Lecture 7: Workplace Pensions – Changing Employers

    Lecture 8: Personal Pensions – SIPP – Self Invested Pension Plans

    Lecture 9: GPP & Small administered pension schemes

    Lecture 10: Pension Tax reliefs & Allowances

    Lecture 11: Taking your pension – SIPP & Occupational Pensions Only

    Lecture 12: Public Sector Pension Schemes

    Lecture 13: State Pension Schemes

    Lecture 14: Planning for your retirement

    Lecture 15: Where to Get FREE HELP on Pensions

    Lecture 16: Mini – Frequently Asked Questions on Pensions

    Lecture 17: Investment Account Opening Illustration

    Lecture 18: Last words

    Chapter 4: Chapter 3 – Investment Wrappers

    Lecture 1: Introduction to tax and non-tax wrappers

    Lecture 2: Overview of 4 Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs)

    Lecture 3: Cash ISAs

    Lecture 4: Stocks and shares ISA

    Lecture 5: Lifetime Individual Savings Account (LISA)

    Lecture 6: Innovative Finance ISA

    Lecture 7: General Investment Account (GIA)

    Lecture 8: Self Invested Pension Plan (SIPP)

    Lecture 9: Junior ISA

    Lecture 10: Simple Investment Options – Robo-advisors

    Lecture 11: Simple Investment Options – Pre-made Investment Models

    Lecture 12: Important Considerations when choosing an investment provider

    Lecture 13: Transferring ISAs, JISAs, LISAs & SIPPs between providers

    Lecture 14: What happens to wrappers when you move abroad

    Lecture 15: What happens to ISAs when you die

    Lecture 16: Last words

    Chapter 5: Chapter 4 – Investing in Gold

    Lecture 1: Introduction on buying gold

    Lecture 2: Overview of gold, advantages & disadvantages to owning gold

    Lecture 3: How gold is measured

    Lecture 4: How and where to buy gold

    Lecture 5: Storing your gold

    Lecture 6: Other indirect ways of holding physical gold

    Lecture 7: Other alternative precious metals

    Lecture 8: Last words

    Chapter 6: Chapter 5 – Investment strategy and portfolio

    Lecture 1: Introduction on portfolio and investment strategy

    Lecture 2: What is investment strategy

    Lecture 3: Choosing an investment strategy

    Instructors

  • Comprehensive UK Personal Finance Training  No.2
    Terance Mwamuka
    Chartered Accountant & Ex Big-4 Accountant
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