Singapore University of Social Sciences

Money is frequently on our minds. Even for mundane daily decisions, from what to eat and what to wear, to if and what type of house to buy, money, or more precisely the availability of money, regularly plagues our minds. And though one might argue that information on the accumulation and proper handling of money is readily available, the plethora of information may actually confuse more than clarify. GSP110 Introduction to Personal Financial Planning is designed to unravel some of the challenges you may face approaching the puzzle that is often presented in your personal financial planning. This course will cover topics ranging from the nuts and bolts of the financial world, to the psychology and biases of how people think about money, to the tools you need to evaluate, implement and monitor your progress.