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| Personal financial independence investors'
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INVPER |
| The stock market: introductory investors'
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INV01 |
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| PERSONAL FINANCIAL
INDEPENDENCE INVESTORS' COURSE |
INVPER |
£195 |
| $365* |
| €285* |
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The personal financial independence
investors course is a home study diploma course that teaches the basic
principles of investment, helping to enable students to take control of
their finances, reduce their debt and borrowing, and to gain greater
financial independence and knowledge.
Aims of the course:
- Assess your own financial
position and set some clear and achievable financial goals;
- Learn some basic tips and tricks
to reduce your mortgage costs, control and reduce your borrowing and
debt, and increase the income on your investments;
- Teach the basics required when
investing in the stock market in easy to understand terms;
- Help you to understand risks
with different methods of investing;
- Help you gain a sound
understanding of investment risks and investment techniques;
- Teach you how to analyse and
pick stocks to build your own portfolio;
- Help you both profit from
investments and convert poor performers back to cash;
- Reduce your tax on profits and
investments;
- Build long term financial
independence and secure your financial future;
- Understanding of a variety of
investment choices including individual shares, unit trusts, exchange
traded funds, index linked funds and covered warrants.
Course content:
The course is folder based and is divided into easy to understand modules
covering the above mentioned topics with supporting text book and
reference material. These are yours to keep, and contain valuable
templates that you will be able to refer back to and use over and over
again. There are around 60 hours worth of study in all.
All course material is written in
plain language with plenty of references and definitions to the sometimes
confusing jargon. Students study the modules at their own pace, completing
tutor marked assessments on each section.
Disclaimer:
This diploma course, literature and all course materials are for
educational purposes only, and the content is not to be construed as
personal financial advice in any form whatsoever. References to any listed
companies, shares, or investments are not recommendations to purchase or
sell, and are only used for illustration purposes. References to past
returns are just that, and are not to be taken as an indicator of future
returns.
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| THE STOCK MARKET:
INTRODUCTORY INVESTORS' COURSE |
INV01 |
£195 |
| $365* |
| €285* |
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The stock market introductory
investors course is a home study diploma course that teaches the
principles and theories of investing on the stock market. It is a
comprehensive study programme that caters for participants with little or
no share market experience, and who are looking to trade and invest in
world markets for profit and long term security.
The aims of the course:
- Provide the student with a clear
understanding of the international markets, and the mechanics of trading
in shares;
- Teach the basics required when
investing in the stock market in easy to understand terms;
- Understand the methods of
investing through the internet and online brokerages;
- Help you to understand and
assess the risks with different methods of investing, and determine the
difference between good and poor performers;
- Help you both profit from
investments and convert poor performers back to cash;
- Build long term financial
independence and secure your financial future;
- How to reduce tax whilst
increasing your income and capital gain:
- The value of imputation credits;
- How to analyse company financial
reports to identify business excellence;
- How to calculate an attractive
share price and identify whether or not a company’s share price
represents good value.
Course content:
The course is folder based and is divided into easy to understand modules
covering the above mentioned topics with supporting text book and
reference material. These are yours to keep, and contain valuable
templates that you will be able to refer back to and use over and over
again. There are around 60 hours worth of study in all.
All course material is written in
plain language with plenty of references and definitions to the sometimes
confusing jargon. Students study the modules at their own pace, completing
tutor marked assessments on each section.
Disclaimer:
This diploma course, literature and all course materials are for
educational purposes only, and the content is not to be construed as
personal financial advice in any form whatsoever. References to any listed
companies, shares, or investments are not recommendations to purchase or
sell, and are only used for illustration purposes. References to past
returns are just that, and are not to be taken as an indicator of future
returns.
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*Guide prices: These are shown in US dollars and Euros
and are intended to be used as a guide
only to the equivalent rate in sterling. All
enrolments are processed in sterling and as such, the actual price in US
dollars and Euros will depend wholly upon the exchange rate on the actual day of
processing by your card company.
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