Webinar Program

Two comprehensive online sessions covering the essential pillars of personal finance, from foundational budgeting skills to advanced automation and investment strategies.

Format

2 Online Sessions

Duration

60-75 min each

Price

Free of charge

📋 Session Overview

Our two-part webinar series is designed to build your financial literacy progressively, starting with core concepts and advancing to practical tools and strategies

Session 1 60-75 minutes

Foundations of Financial Literacy

November 5, 2026 19:00 EET

The first session establishes a strong foundation for understanding personal finance. Participants will learn the core principles of budgeting, discover how expense-tracking applications can transform their awareness of spending patterns, and explore financial planning basics that create a roadmap for long-term stability. The session also addresses the psychological dimension of money management, offering research-backed strategies for reducing the anxiety and stress that often accompany financial decisions. By the end of this session, participants will have a clear framework for organizing their finances and identifying areas where small changes can yield significant improvements.

Topics Covered

Budgeting Techniques

Learn structured approaches to allocating your income, including the 50/30/20 rule, zero-based budgeting, and the envelope method. Understand how each technique suits different financial situations and lifestyles, and how to choose the right framework for your personal circumstances. We cover both traditional pen-and-paper methods and modern digital approaches to creating and maintaining a monthly budget that actually works in practice.

Expense-Tracking Applications

Explore the landscape of digital expense-tracking tools and how they can automate the process of recording and categorizing your spending. We discuss key features to look for in tracking apps, including receipt scanning, bank synchronization, spending alerts, and visual reporting dashboards. Understanding where your money goes each month is the first step toward making intentional financial choices rather than reactive ones.

Financial Planning Basics

Build a foundation for financial planning by understanding how to set realistic short-term and long-term goals. We cover emergency fund calculations, the importance of separating savings categories, and how to create a timeline for achieving specific financial milestones. This topic connects the daily practice of budgeting with the bigger picture of where you want your finances to be in one, five, and ten years.

Strategies for Reducing Financial Stress

Financial stress affects decision-making, relationships, and overall well-being. This topic draws from behavioral economics and psychology research to explain why money causes anxiety and what practical steps can break the cycle. We discuss cognitive reframing techniques, the concept of financial self-efficacy, and how building small wins through structured budgeting can significantly reduce the emotional burden associated with managing money.

Session 2 60-75 minutes

Advanced Money Management & Automation

November 12, 2026 19:00 EET

Building on the foundations from Session 1, this second session dives into more advanced topics in personal finance. Participants will explore investing principles, learn how payment automation tools can simplify recurring financial tasks, and examine credit and debt strategies that promote long-term financial health. The session culminates with practical money-saving hacks grounded in research, followed by an interactive question-and-answer segment and guided exercises. This session is designed to equip participants with both the knowledge and the practical skills to take immediate action on improving their financial management approach.

Topics Covered

Investing Principles

Understand the foundational concepts behind investing, including asset classes, diversification, compound growth, and the relationship between risk and return. We discuss how index funds, bonds, and savings vehicles differ in their characteristics and suitability for various financial goals. This topic is presented from a purely educational standpoint, helping you build the vocabulary and conceptual framework needed to research investment options independently.

Payment Automation Tools

Discover how automating your financial life can save time, prevent late fees, and ensure consistent progress toward your savings goals. We explore categories of automation tools for bill payments, savings transfers, and investment contributions, and discuss best practices for setting up systems that run reliably without constant supervision. Automation reduces the cognitive load of managing multiple financial obligations each month.

Credit and Debt Strategies

Learn how credit scores are calculated and which behaviors influence your creditworthiness most significantly. We compare debt repayment strategies such as the avalanche method, which prioritizes high-interest debt, and the snowball method, which prioritizes smaller balances for psychological momentum. Understanding credit is essential for making informed borrowing decisions and maintaining financial flexibility over time.

Practical Money-Saving Hacks

Evidence-based techniques for reducing everyday expenses that go beyond generic advice. We cover strategies drawn from behavioral economics research, including commitment devices, default optimization, subscription auditing, energy cost reduction, and strategic meal planning. These approaches target the spending categories where most households have the greatest potential for meaningful savings without reducing quality of life.

Interactive Q&A and Exercises

The session concludes with a dedicated question-and-answer segment where participants can ask the invited expert about any of the topics covered across both sessions. This is followed by guided exercises designed to help you apply the concepts directly to your own financial situation, including a budget template walkthrough and a personalized action plan development exercise.

🗓️ Schedule at a Glance

Both sessions take place on Thursday evenings, giving you a full week between sessions to reflect on and practice the concepts from Session 1

November 5, 2026 19:00 EET 60-75 min

Foundations of Financial Literacy

Budgeting techniques, expense-tracking applications, financial planning basics, and strategies for reducing financial stress.

One week practice period — apply Session 1 concepts to your personal finances

November 12, 2026 19:00 EET 60-75 min

Advanced Money Management & Automation

Investing principles, payment automation tools, credit and debt strategies, practical money-saving hacks, interactive Q&A and exercises.

🎯 What You Will Gain

By attending both sessions, participants will develop a comprehensive understanding of personal finance management

Financial Awareness

Develop a clear understanding of where your money goes each month and identify patterns in your spending behavior that may be working against your financial goals. Awareness is the essential first step toward meaningful change in how you manage personal finances.

Structured Budgeting Skills

Gain practical skills in creating and maintaining a budget that reflects your priorities and adapts to changing circumstances. Learn multiple budgeting frameworks so you can select the approach that best fits your lifestyle, income structure, and financial objectives.

Automation Knowledge

Understand how to leverage technology to automate recurring financial tasks, from bill payments and savings transfers to investment contributions. Reducing the manual effort required for financial management helps maintain consistency and prevents costly oversights.

Investment Literacy

Build a foundational vocabulary and conceptual framework for understanding investment options. This educational grounding enables you to ask informed questions and conduct independent research when considering long-term wealth-building strategies appropriate to your situation.

Credit Understanding

Learn how credit scores work, what factors affect them, and how to manage debt responsibly using proven repayment strategies. Understanding credit is critical for making informed borrowing decisions and maintaining financial flexibility throughout different life stages.

Reduced Financial Stress

Apply research-backed techniques for managing the psychological aspects of personal finance. When you have a clear plan, organized systems, and the knowledge to make informed decisions, financial stress naturally decreases, improving both your financial outcomes and overall well-being.

Diverse group of people learning about personal finance and budgeting concepts

👥 Who Is This For?

This webinar series is designed for anyone who wants to develop a stronger understanding of personal finance management. No prior financial knowledge or experience is required. The content is structured to be accessible and practical for a wide range of participants.

Individuals looking to create or improve their personal budget and gain better control over monthly spending
People interested in understanding the basics of investing, saving, and long-term financial planning
Anyone who wants to explore expense-tracking apps and payment automation tools
Individuals seeking to reduce financial stress through structured, evidence-based approaches
Those who want to understand credit management and responsible debt repayment strategies

Ready to Join?

Registration is free and takes less than a minute. Secure your spot in both sessions and receive the webinar link, schedule, and preparation materials directly to your inbox.

Session 1

November 5, 2026

Session 2

November 12, 2026

Time

19:00 EET

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Educational Disclaimer

All materials presented in both sessions are provided for educational purposes only. The content is intended for general knowledge and does not constitute professional, financial, or investment advice.

The webinar is provided for educational purposes only. The invited expert participates as a guest contributor. Participants should consult with qualified professionals before making any financial decisions based on the concepts discussed during the webinar series.