Now that the old year is gone and the new year is here, it is important to reflect on a topic that we do not always like to think about when we are celebrating: the delicate balance between expectations and reality in...
A few days ago, I walked into a room to start another Financial Literacy project and, looking at the wall, I was surprised to see a sheet of paper stuck to it with the word EMOCIONÁRIO written in colourful letters and underneath...
We hear more and more about financial literacy, and therefore more and more about money. This raises the question: why is it important to talk about money? When I founded AESS – Associação Economia (Economics Association) in 2013...
Three days ago, we celebrated Women's Day, so this month's blog theme is about Women and Money. Why this theme? As with professional and personal life,...
Talking about money means thinking about how we feel when we think about it. Do we feel sad? Happy? Do we feel that we live for money? Does money serve to give us what we want? Does money buy what we need to satisfy our...
But what exactly is this much-discussed topic that should be communicated to schoolchildren, young adolescents, adults, senior citizens, families, or, in short, the entire population?
They may seem the same, but in reality they are different. Your talent comes from your ability to perform a task. Or, to show aptitude for something.
The promotion of financial education among school-age children and young people is recognised, notably by the OECD.
When we are consumerists, we spend everything we have on superfluous products.
When discussing financial education, it is essential to talk about weekly and monthly allowances for children and teenagers.
Here, it is important to understand financial presenteeism and its influence on companies, how it can be identified and combated.
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