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- Accounting
- Finance
- Financial management
- Business Analysis
- Negotiation
Financial Fluency: You Need to Be More Than "Financially Literate" to Win in Real Life
- Accounting
- Finance
- Financial management
- Business Analysis
- Negotiation
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Robert is a respected member of our tutor community. He is highly recommended for his commitment and the quality of his lessons. An excellent choice to progress with confidence.
About Robert
Founder, investor, and executive MBA student at Quantic. Excel whiz. Certified social studies and English as an Additional Language teacher with over a decade of classroom experience. Innovative project-based curriculum developer, presenter at national educational conferences (AWSNA) and regular attendee (Council on Economic Education). Middlebury College grad, cum laude, GPA 3.56.
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- SHS 1
- SHS 2
- SHS 3
- +4
levels :
SHS 1
SHS 2
SHS 3
BTS
University education
Adult Education
MBA
- English
All languages in which the lesson is available :
English
High schoolers through MBAs: let's go deep on finance! Non-finance students: If your school ignores financial literacy, you're not alone. Less than 1/4 of US high school students had guaranteed access to a "FinLit" course by graduation in 2022. If financial literacy is available at your school, that's great! I hope you're taking advantage. Still, most courses are pretty surface-level, covering the bare bones of budgeting, saving, credit and taxes. The approach is often one-size-fits-all, and content can even be out-of-date or downright biased. Just like you can become literate in Spanish by filling out lots of grammar worksheets, filling out fake tax forms and credit card applications might get you financially literate—but it certainly won't make you fluent. And just like a good grade in Spanish doesn't guarantee you'll be able to navigate a Latin American city—let alone have a lively conversation, appreciate song lyrics, or flirt with your crush in Spanish—an A+ in financial literacy probably doesn't mean you're all set for adulting—let alone financially fluent enough to start your own company, manage your own investments, or decide which candidate's tax plan aligns with your values. Finance students: Truly grasping finance requires more than just memorizing the seemingly endless terminology. In fact if you approach it like a test prep cramming exercise, it won't work. I will encourage you to immerse yourself in finance practitioners media: the Financial Times, industry podcasts, earnings calls and shareholder letters. Using Excel and good business sense, we can cut through the jargon and theory and get to the essence of what makes finance add up.
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5 (4 reviews)
Perfect! Robert was so great
- Erica's awesome! Super professional and fun to work with!Robert's response :
Perfect! very good communication and guidance. This subject is very complex and he was very understanding about where I was starting from.
- Thanks for your interest in my approach to finance! Look forward to seeing what you do with it!Robert's response :
Perfect! Robert is a highly competent, yet sensitive tutor. He is very good at helping sort and filter information, structure it, and gain real understanding. I could not recommend Robert any higher.
- Great working with Olga; super motivated and clear about her needs and goals. Had a lot of fun nerding out about finance!Robert's response :
Perfect! Robert was super helpful while helping me navigate excel. We touched upon topic like calculating the bond price, future value, expected rate of return, etc. He helped me prepare for my exams during summer classes and responded super quickly with examples on how to do the problems!
- You're clearly working hard and learning how to work smarter! Hopefully I can help speed that process up.Robert's response :
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- 115 US$
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- 5h: 575 US$
- 10h: 1,150 US$
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