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Nov

Talk show "PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT"“

[HOW TO MANAGE PERSONAL FINANCES EFFECTIVELY]

Students are constantly struggling with the question of how to spend money appropriately and how to save money effectively.
How can you effectively control your spending when you can sit at home and have the entire world of "e-commerce" at your fingertips with just a click?.
I've tried creating many spending plans for myself, but I still haven't been able to stick to them or complete them, abandoning them halfway through.

To help students supplement their knowledge, and in line with the 70% practical training method, on November 11, 2020, students of the Faculty of Management participated in a talk show on Personal Financial Management shared by Mr. Nguyen Minh Nhat. He is the founder of the Make Cents Make Sense Piggy Bank fund and also a Financial Education Lecturer at NFEC (USA).

The talk show began with a quick Q&A session with students: What's the point of having a lot of money?

With the speaker's offer of 1 billion VND, the students enthusiastically used the money immediately: some went shopping, sent it to Central Vietnam to help those in need, set up a fund to care for homeless dogs, used it for education, invited financial experts to invest a portion, and if successful, planned to pursue further studies to improve their financial management skills...
According to observations by the Viet My reporter, the students were quite interested and enthusiastic about the topic of this talk show. They also eagerly asked questions during the Q&A session, adding to the excitement and creating a lively discussion with the guest speaker. Even better, they received special gifts from Mr. Minh Nhat. .

The talk show helped the students.

Distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate spending levels.
Cut back on unnecessary expenses.
You should set up a contingency fund for yourself.
Anticipate potential risks.
It's especially important to develop additional skills, particularly in negotiating "personal" benefits, when applying for jobs.

Below are photos from the talk show "PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT".“