Turning 18? Kickstart your financial journey!

You’re 18, an adult and your life and priorities are changing fast. Money is a central part of your life and so is knowing how to make and manage it. It’s easy to feel pressured to fit in – to spend like your friends or get stuff you’ve seen on TikTok. But hey, don’t fall…

ĠEMMA’s webinar on Putting Retirement on a Young Person’s Radar

ĠEMMA’s webinar on Putting Retirement on a Young Person’s Radar tackled the paradox that young people need to plan for their retirement at a time when they have significant pressure on their limited finance, priorities to get on the property ladder and naturally enjoying their new found freedom and youth. This notwithstanding, financial freedom in…

The importance of knowing your money personality Money Matters and the Family – Part 7

It is essential to understand your and your spouse’s “money personality,” as we all have a unique way how we think about money — often shaped by how we were raised as a child. And our life experiences can cause us to feel specific patterns when it comes to spending or falls into certain habits.…

ĠEMMA on PRIME TIME

ĠEMMA, the Government initiative within the Ministry for Social Justice and Solidarity, the Family and Children’s Rights and the popular PRIME TIME programme have teamed together to exhibit in a creative style the educational work that ĠEMMA has been implementing on financial capability. These short televised sessions conducted by the renowned Owen Bonnici will be…

What makes a Self-employed Business Owner Financially Capable?

Are you self-employed? Do you know what makes a self-employed person financially capable? A study titled ‘Financial education for entrepreneurs’ (ACCA – 2014) concludes that a self-employed business owner to be financially capable must be able to: Distinguish between personal and business finances. Be a competent buyer of financial services – understanding financial products, their…