Three In-Person Sessions

Take charge of your personal finances

A practical, in-person workshop designed for salaried employees. Three focused sessions covering budgeting, the difference between saving and investing, and how to understand your payslip and pension contributions.

How to Start Explore the Workshop

Informational and educational content only. Does not constitute financial advice or investment recommendations.

Group of employees attending an in-person personal finance workshop
Practical Learning Real tools for everyday finances
Workshop Scope

What the workshop covers

Each session builds on the previous one, giving you a clear and connected view of your financial life as a salaried employee.

Family budget construction Step-by-step approach to mapping income and expenses
Understanding your payslip What each line item means and how deductions are calculated
Saving vs. investing Clear distinction between the two concepts and when each applies
Pension contributions explained How retirement contributions work and what they mean for you
Practical exercises included Hands-on activities during each session to apply concepts directly
Q&A space in every session Dedicated time to ask questions in a safe, judgment-free environment
Tailored for employees Content designed specifically for people in formal employment
No prior knowledge needed Accessible language and format, suitable for all backgrounds
Program Structure

Three sessions, one clear path

Each encounter has a specific focus. Together they form a complete introduction to managing your finances as a salaried employee.

01
Session One
Building Your Family Budget
  • Identifying all sources of income
  • Mapping fixed and variable expenses
  • Creating a simple monthly budget
  • Tools and templates you can use immediately
02
Session Two
Saving vs. Investing: Understanding the Difference
  • What saving means in practice
  • What investing involves and its characteristics
  • Key concepts: liquidity, time horizon, risk
  • How to think about your own financial goals
03
Session Three
Your Payslip and Pension Contributions
  • Reading every section of your payslip
  • Social security and pension deductions explained
  • What retirement contributions mean long-term
  • Your rights as a registered employee
A Closer Look

What you'll experience in each session

Participants working on a family budget exercise at a workshop table
01

Mapping your money with clarity

Many people have never sat down to write out exactly where their income goes each month. The first session creates that space. You'll work through a structured exercise that helps you see your financial picture clearly, without judgment. The goal is awareness, not perfection.

Income mapping Expense categories Monthly overview
Instructor explaining saving and investing concepts with visual aids
02

Two concepts that are often confused

Saving and investing are related but distinct. Confusing them can lead to decisions that don't match your actual situation or goals. Session two takes time to explore each concept in plain language, covering what distinguishes them and how to think about which approach fits different life circumstances.

Liquidity Time horizon Financial goals Risk awareness
Workshop participant examining a payslip document with facilitator guidance
03

Your payslip is a document worth understanding

Most employees receive their payslip each month without fully understanding what every line means. The third session walks through the structure of a typical Argentine payslip, explaining gross salary, net pay, each deduction, and what pension contributions represent. Understanding this document is an important part of financial literacy for any employed person.

Gross vs. net salary Deductions Pension contributions
Key Topics

Concepts explored across the workshop

These are some of the core ideas woven through all three sessions, each presented in accessible, everyday language.

  • Monthly Budgeting

    How to organize income and expenses into a workable monthly plan that reflects your real life, not an ideal one.

  • Emergency Funds

    The concept of a financial cushion: what it is, why it matters, and how to think about building one on a salaried income.

  • Investing Basics

    An introduction to what investing means, the general types of instruments that exist, and the concept of risk and return.

  • Payslip Literacy

    A guided breakdown of a standard Argentine payslip so you can understand exactly what you're earning and what is being deducted.

  • Retirement Contributions

    What pension and social security contributions are, how they're calculated, and what they mean for your financial future.

  • Financial Goal Setting

    A framework for thinking about short, medium, and long-term financial goals in a way that connects to your actual circumstances.

How It Works

Simple steps to join the workshop

1

Get in touch

Send us a message through the contact form or by email to ask about upcoming dates and availability.

2

Confirm your place

Once you've received the workshop details, confirm your enrollment and receive practical information about the sessions.

3

Attend all three sessions

Participate in each in-person encounter. Bring your payslip and an open mind. Everything else is provided.

4

Apply what you've learned

Leave each session with practical tools and a clearer understanding of your own financial situation.

Ready to understand your finances better?

The workshop is designed for people just like you. No prior knowledge required, no jargon, no pressure. Just practical, useful information about your own money.

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