Money Habitudes: Understanding the Behavioral Side of Finances
Posted by on August 08, 2011
Money Habitudes: Understanding the Behavioral Side of Finances
Money Habitudes is a game-like tool used by educators and counselors to help thinking and talking about money be fun and approachable. It is often used as an icebreaker or a foundation for future skill-building programs and classes. Use coupon code “nctcweb” to save 15% on orders at http://www.moneyahbtiudes.com before the webinar.
Helping someone improve his or her finances typically requires changing habits and attitudes. It means not only teaching skills like budgeting, but also encouraging people to understand their motivation behind spending and develop new methods to motivate them to save. Unfortunately, these discussions can be tough and uncomfortable.
This web seminar will cover how the behavioral/psychological side of money comes into play when working with clients and will teach you how to use Money Habitudes to better connect with and understand your clients.
Date: Thursday, August 11, 2011
Time: 12 PM (Pacific), 1 PM (Mountain), 2 PM (Central), 3 PM (Eastern)
Cost: Free for Affiliates of the National Community Tax Coalition; $25 for Future Affiliates
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