Students recently had the opportunity to strengthen their financial knowledge during a practical and engaging Managing Money Talk delivered by representatives from CreditSpring.
The session was led by Puja Rohra and Nassima Aissar, who shared valuable insights designed to help students better understand their finances and develop positive money management habits for the future.
Throughout the workshop, students explored key financial topics including budgeting, understanding spending habits, reading payslips and identifying effective ways to save money. The session introduced the popular 50/30/20 budgeting approach, providing learners with a simple framework for managing essential expenses, personal spending and savings.
Discussions focused on helping students understand where their money goes and how small changes in daily habits can have a significant impact over time. By breaking down financial concepts into practical and relatable examples, the session aimed to build confidence and encourage informed financial decision making.
Financial literacy is an important life skill, particularly for young people preparing for employment, further study or greater independence. Workshops such as this provide students with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed choices and develop healthy financial habits that can support them throughout their lives.
The event was well received by students, who engaged with the discussions and gained useful insights into managing money more effectively. The session also highlighted the importance of financial wellbeing and the value of understanding personal finances from an early stage.
A sincere thank you goes to Puja Rohra, Nassima Aissar and CreditSpring for delivering an informative and engaging workshop. Their expertise and practical advice helped equip students with skills that will continue to benefit them long after the session ended.
With such positive feedback from attendees, there is already enthusiasm for future sessions, ensuring even more students can benefit from learning how to take control of their finances and build positive money habits for the future.
