Studies in Personal Finance provide basic knowledge needed to manage personal financial activities in day-to-day life.
One-Hour Classes:
PFP 1101- Money Management Basics: Cash Management & Credit
Introduces basic financial decision-making regarding spending, saving, and the use of consumer credit. Offered in Fall 2012 as face-to-face course on campus.
PFP 4101- Financial Senior Seminar
Introduces financial planning issues that emerge when starting your career, compensation negotiations, cash flow management, employee benefits (including 401K), impact of taxation, and buying a home. Offered in Fall 2012 on campus as a face-to-face seminar and as an on-line course.
PFP 4175- Financial Happiness: Satisfaction in Spending and Saving
How can you use your money to actually make you happier? Using findings from behavioral finance, neuroscience, psychology, and neuroeconomics, this course helps you navigate financial decision making processes to generate more of the ultimate currency – satisfaction. Offered in Fall 2012 online only.
For further course information please visit our website at www.pfp.ttu.edu.
