The Richest Man in Babylon: A Study in Personal Finance

We will be exploring basic tenants of financial self-sufficiency. The Richest Man in Babylon was originally a series of pamphlets distributed by banks to warn customers of investing in risky stocks prior to the crash of the stock market on Black Thursday in 1929. The lessons outlined in the book are timeless and are told in entertaining parables. We will explore and discuss these lessons and relate them to how we can set up our own savings plan in the similar market situation we have found ourselves in. This is an introduction to personal finance and is designed for students who are looking to balance their saving vs. spending budgets. Students are expected to read the text and minimal take home work will be involved.
Facilitator email(s):
Location
My House
3144 Fremont Ave S
Minneapolis, MN
55408
United States
Phone:
920-251-0616
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Facilitator's experience:
I have taken personal finance courses in college and now work as a transfer agent in customer service for a mutual fund company. I have had my Series 6 license for nearly two years. Personally, I have paid off a sizeable post-college credit card debt and am currently saving for a down payment on a house. I have learned many tricks of the trade and have a near perfect credit score.
Facilitator phone number(s):
920-251-0616
Class minimum size:
5
Class maximum size:
25

