Last Monday, 15 September, the University Extension Class “Financial education and personal finance for everyday life” began in Nava, organized by our research group as part of the FinEduca360 project.
Last Monday, 15 September, marked the beginning of the first semester of the University Programme for Older Adults of the University of Oviedo (PUMUO), held at its Oviedo campus. From our research group, we would like to thank all participants for the excellent reception of our course “The financial 50+: Personal finance and financial health at maturity”, which will be part of the programme’s academic offer and has a total of 60 enrolled participants.
Coinciding with the Global Money Week, the “FinEduca360: Youth for Youth” project continues its work of bringing financial education closer to ESO and Baccalaureate students in Asturias. These talks, titled “My finances: How to take care of them?”, aim to provide young people with key tools to manage their money responsibly.
Our research group is organizing two new University Extension Classes as part of the FinEduca360 project: “Finance and entrepreneurship” and “Personal finance and financial education”. These free-access initiatives aim to bring financial literacy closer to the Asturian population and are part of the Financial Education Plan of the Bank of Spain, the National Securities Market Commission, and the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Business.
This morning, Eduardo José Menéndez Alonso, a member of our research group, was interviewed on the program Más de Uno Cangas del Narcea on Onda Cero Cangas del Narcea to discuss the financial education University Extension Classes we are offering in the area as part of the FinEduca360 project.
Following the training workshops delivered by professionals from the Spanish Association of Financial Advisors and Planners (EFPA España), the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV), and our research group, the first talks of the “FinEduca360: Youth for Youth” project took place in February. Now in its second edition, this initiative continues to bring financial education closer to ESO and Baccalaureate students.
Yesterday, February 20, 2025, the course “The financial 50+: Personal finance and financial health at maturity” began, as part of the University Programme for Older Adults of the University of Oviedo (PUMUO) at the Mieres campus. This course, organized by our research group, is part of our FinEduca360 initiative and aims to bring key personal finance concepts to an adult audience, promoting better savings and investment management.
Yesterday, Thursday, February 20, 2025, our research group organized two activities within our FinEduca360 initiative at the Faculty of Economics and Business. María Eugenia Cadenas Sáez delivered the talk “Digital finance and persuasion” at 12:30 in the Lecture Hall, followed by the workshop “First steps in managing personal finances” at 16:30 in the Garage of the Faculty.
Our research group is organizing the talk “Digital Finance and Persuasion”, delivered by María Eugenia Cadenas Sáez, which will take place on Thursday, February 20, 2025, at 12:30 PM in the Lecture Hall of the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Oviedo.
Our research group is organizing two new University Extension Classes as part of the FinEduca360 project: “Finance and entrepreneurship” and “Personal finance and financial education”. These free-access initiatives aim to bring financial literacy closer to the Asturian population and are part of the Financial Education Plan of the Bank of Spain, the National Securities Market Commission, and the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Business.