Financial Signs

Opportunity Creation 📈🧐😊🙌
Managing your money well opens up opportunities for growth and investment. When you have control over your finances, you can seize opportunities to invest, whether in stocks, real estate, or other ventures. Smart financial decisions can generate wealth, create passive income streams, and increase your overall financial well-being. 🤝💪

Debt Management 💸🧐
Sensible money management helps you avoid falling into excessive debt and enables you to manage existing debt more effectively. By keeping track of your expenses, budgeting wisely, and paying bills on time, you can maintain a healthy credit score and reduce the burden of debt. It allows you to live within your means and avoid financial stress. 🙌🤙💶

Achieving Financial Goals 🧐💪
Effective money management enables you to set and achieve financial goals. Whether it's buying a house 🏠🏡🏘, starting a business📈📚, saving for education 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓, or planning for retirement, good financial habits lay the foundation for realizing your aspirations. By allocating your resources strategically, you can work towards your objectives and make progress over time.🙌💪

The Importance of Managing Your Money Wisely 😊👌🙌

Managing your money wisely is a crucial skill that can have a significant impact on your financial well-being. Here are a few reasons why it’s essential to effectively manage your money:

Financial Stability 🧐💪
Proper money management allows you to maintain financial stability. By budgeting, tracking expenses, and saving, you can ensure that you have enough funds to cover your essential needs, emergencies, and future goals. It helps you avoid living paycheck to paycheck and provides a sense of security.

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Today, we want to share some tips for managing our money!💰

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Today, we want to share some tips for managing our money!

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Today, we want to share some tips for talking about Money with Teenagers!

Do you run out of of money at the end of the month? (Don’t we’ll all?).

Here are 5 tips to help you manage your household budget better:

1. Create a detailed budget
Outline your monthly income and categorise expenses, including essentials like housing, utilities (water, gas, electricity), groceries, and spending on non-essentials (like going out and holidays)

2. Track what you spend:
Keep track of what you are spending your money on so you can see where it is going. Many apps can help you do this.

3. Set realistic goals:
What are your short-term and long-term goals? Do you want to save money? Reduce debt? Go on a dream holiday?

4. Prioritise savings:
Save at the beginning of the month, not at the end. Try to save a percentage of your wages before you think about other expenditure.

5. Cut Costs:
Identify areas where you can cut costs and spend less such as eating at restaurants, canceling unused subscriptions (that gym membership you never use) or checking for cheaper service providers for insurance, gas or electricity.

Good advice? Save this post for later 🔖

It’s today. Here are some about .

Did you know …?
• half of the people on our planet are under 30
• by 2030, this figure will have grown to 57%
• 15-17 year olds are the age group that are most optimistic about the future

Source: Be Seen Be Heard campaign from the Body Shop in collaboration with the UN

Skill #5: Financial Decision Making:
In many jobs, being able to make good choices about money is very important. If you understand how money works, you can make smarter decisions at work.😊🙌

Skill #4: Independence and Confidence: When you know about money, you feel more independent (able to do things on your own) and confident (sure of yourself). Bosses like this because it shows you can be trusted to do things well. 😊🙌

Skill #3: Transferable Skills: Learning about money helps you get other important skills too, like thinking carefully, solving problems, and making plans. These are skills that many bosses like to see. 😊🙌

Skill #2: Risk Assessment: Learning about money means understanding risks (the bad things that can happen) and rewards (the good things that can happen). This is a helpful skill at work. It means you can help your boss decide what's the best choice to make. 😊🙌

Want some advice on financial awareness?😊🙌💶

Skill #1: Budgeting Skills:
Knowing how to plan your spending and take care of your is a great skill. It shows you can be organized and make smart choices. This is something bosses like because it means you can help manage things at work too. 🙌

Time is money … our partners are busy right now working on our first work package and researching best financial practices to share with you 🔜. Stay tuned for more 💙

After our meeting in presence in Budapest, Hungary, last week, we had our first meeting online to discuss the reporting process of our project!

Kennst du die Personen im Foto? Was machen sie genau bei equalizent Schulungs und Beratungs GmbH?

Das ist das Team. Diese Personen - Daniele, Sandra, Laura, Nina, Joanna und natürlich auch Geschäftsführerin Marietta - arbeiten mit internationalen Partnerorganisationen in ganz Europa, um neue Materialien in Gebärdensprache zu entwickeln! Thema unseres neuesten Projekts ist Finanzen. Folge dem Projekt für alle Infos!

Aber zuerst der Spaß und dann die Arbeit! Hier sind ein paar über das Team.

- Wer war früher Skilehrer*in?
- Wer hat in den USA studiert?
- Wer mag Hand-, Metall- und Holzarbeit?
- Wer reist leidenschaftlich gerne?
- Wer hat als Kind Angst vor dem Film ET gehabt?
- Wer war früher Bankangestellte*r?

Na? Weißt du's? Wenn du Bescheid weißt, kommentiere unten! Viel Glück 🙂
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Introducing our final team at , lead partner equalizent Schulungs und Beratungs GmbH from Austria - Daniele, Marietta, Laura, Nina, Sandra and Joanna. But do you know ...?

- Who was a skiing instructor?
- Who studied in the United States?
- Who loves handicrafts, metal work and woodwork?
- Who is a passionate traveller?
- Who was scared of ET (the film) as a child?
- Who worked in a bank?

Which fits which person? Do you know? Drop us your answers in the comments below 🙂

Our tour has arrived in Italy. Our colleagues at Istituto dei Sordi di Torino are old friends - Gianluca, Andre Karl and Nicola 🙌🏿🙌🏾🙌🏽🙌🏼🙌🏻

Do you know …

Who is the anime fan?
Who loves travel?
Who lives out of a suitcase?

Answers below if you know👇🏻.
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Next up! This is the team at SignCoders. Hosts of our fabulous first transnational meeting at the beginning of April in , allow me to introduce Antal, Anna, Falkus and Erik. But can you guess …?

Who once read 183 books in one calendar year?
Who ran a marathon?

There are two passionate motorcyclists. Can you guess who they are and (for a bonus point) how many countries they’ve been to on their 🏍️🏍️?

Quiz time!

We want you to meet the partners who make up the project but we don’t want formal introductions! Let’s see if you know or can guess some about our team?

Starting with .eu from Slovakia, pictured here are Marek and Oliver but do you know ….?

Who signs in German Sign Language , as well as , Slovak and Czech ?

Who is a passionate cyclist?

Marek or Oliver? Leave us a comment below if you know which one is which 🤔

It’s quiz time again!

We are full of anticipation for our first meeting which is taking place on Wednesday and Thursday this week but where are we meeting?

Is it Vienna? Turin? Or maybe Budapest? What do you think? Write in the comments below or check out our story!

See you in ….?

This is a test!

What SIGN languages are we producing materials in?

Can you guess all five? Comment below 👇🏻

Exciting news!

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our newest Erasmus+ project .

💰💸💳 we’re passionate about empowering people with the knowledge and skills needed to make informed financial decisions - in and . And the Financial Signs project is dedicated to promoting greater and .

Join us as we develop to help you with your finances!