Finance and economics are an integral part of every daily choice we make. After work creates opportunities for choice, paths emerge that can either move us closer to or farther from our goals.

From managing money during everyday expenses to medium and long-term loans to plans for investing in the future.

Each person’s relationship with money is always very personal and emotional.

Financial education is the understanding of basic financial concepts, to apply them concretely in practical life.

The OCSE, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, defines financial education as “a process through which consumers, savers, and investors enhance their understanding of financial products and the underlying concepts and, through instruction, information, and advice, develop skills and knowledge to understand the risks and opportunities of making informed choices, where to receive support or help in making such choices, and what actions to take to improve their own situation and level of protection.”

It’s not enough to save if you don’t invest in financial instruments suitable for your needs or expectations, whether they are intended for the stability of everyday life or the planning of a secure future through pension and insurance systems.

Paolo Mottino, a financial consultant since 1992, invites you to a series of monthly meetings aimed at improving the relationship between savers and the system they turn to.

The first meeting “bonds, government bonds, September briefing, updates on assest class” will be on Monday 9 October from 6 to 8 p.m. at Ultraspazio Club in via San Francesco Da Paola 17 – Turin – Speaker Paolo Mottino .

For info and bookings write to paolo.mottino@pfafineco.it R.S.V.P