• How are your experiences similar to or different than those of your peers?
• What advice, resources, or encouragement would you offer to your peers to help them succeed in this course?

mine

I have used financial documents such as invoices, taxes, payments, spending, and balancing to make the best decisions about investing and spending the budget.

It is essential to be accountable for the money spent, track all expenses, and decide how and where to invest money to make more profit. An organized financial statement makes costs, money spent, and earnings easier to understand. I am always thinking about making the best decisions on how to spend my money wisely.

My ability to analyze financial documents and provide insights or recommendations is grounded in a deep understanding of key economic concepts such as assets, liabilities, income, expenses, profit, loss, balance sheets, cash flow, return on investment (ROI), diversification, risk management, and financial analysis. In my previous roles, I have applied these concepts to make informed financial decisions.

While I understand the importance of inputting correct financial information and budgeting, I still have room for improvement. I am committed to furthering my understanding through practice and learning, and by the end of the Class, I will have significantly enhanced my financial management skills.

I am excited to understand better how money works and how to make informed financial decisions. Finance is a critical aspect of personal and business life, so a solid understanding of it can be empowering.

my peer Tina

When looking into getting a newer car from a dealership I did have to look at my tax return to see if I could afford this card and to see how much of a budget I will have each month after the car payment. When I think about finance I think about money management and what budget there is. I am very excited about this course to learn more about finance and this will help me to see if I want to work in the finance industry.