Akamai offers Personal Money Management Course

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Don’t let yourself and friends miss the next Akamai Personal Money Management Course
Start Date:  Monday 18th February 2013 (6pm to 8pm)
Venue:       Akamai Global, 2nd Floor, B209, Amber House, Kampala
Duration:    9 Sessions held once a week every Monday.
Fee:             U Shs 300,000 per person (installment payments allowed)
Contact details:    Tel. 0701724783/0754472109/0414573506.
Email: info@akamaiglobal.co.uk
Topics covered
1:       Introduction to personal financial management
2:       Managing Savings and expenses.
3:       Managing Personal Debt
4:       Setting financial goals.
5:       Financial stuff you must know (inflation, compounding, leverage etc)
6:       Investment principles
7:       Street savvy business tips
8&9:   Interactive Sessions

What you get from the money course...
ü  learn how to manage money and achieve your life goals
ü  effectively save money and manage your expenses
ü  the real difference between the rich and the poor
ü  managing debt - how to succeed with debt & escape the debt trap
ü  how to invest whether you have little or much
ü  understand and speak the language of money

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