Program Structure

The Learning Journey

Three in-person sessions, each with a clear purpose. A step-by-step path through the financial topics that matter most to salaried employees.

Building your family budget

The first session focuses on the foundation: understanding where your money comes from and where it goes.

Participants working through a budgeting exercise at a workshop

Many people have a general sense of their income and expenses but have never mapped them out clearly. This session creates that clarity. You'll identify every source of income, categorize your expenses into fixed and variable, and work through a simple framework for building a monthly budget.

The emphasis is on practical application. Templates are provided. The goal is not a perfect budget but a real one, one that reflects your actual life and gives you a starting point for making more informed decisions.

Income identificationAll sources, regular and irregular
Expense categorizationFixed, variable, and discretionary
Monthly budget templateA simple, usable tool to take home

Saving vs. investing: understanding the difference

The second session explores two concepts that are closely related but often confused, with real consequences for financial decision-making.

Saving and investing both involve setting money aside, but they serve different purposes and involve different characteristics. Saving typically refers to keeping money accessible and protected from loss, while investing involves putting money to work with the expectation of growth, which also involves some degree of risk.

This session explores both concepts through clear definitions, examples, and discussion. Key ideas like liquidity, time horizon, and risk tolerance are introduced in plain language. The session does not recommend specific products or strategies. It provides a conceptual foundation for thinking about your own financial situation.

Saving

Accessibility, low risk, preservation of capital

Investing

Growth potential, longer time horizons, risk awareness

Instructor presenting saving and investing concepts to workshop participants

Your payslip and pension contributions

The third session demystifies one of the most important financial documents in an employee's life: the payslip.

Close-up of workshop participants reviewing payslip documents together

The Argentine payslip contains a lot of information. Gross salary, net salary, social security contributions, pension contributions, income tax withholding, and various other deductions. Most employees receive this document monthly without fully understanding what each line means.

This session walks through the structure of a standard payslip, explaining each component in plain language. Particular attention is given to pension and social security contributions: what they are, how they're calculated, and what they represent for your future as a registered employee.

Gross vs. net salaryUnderstanding the difference
Social security deductionsANSES contributions explained
Pension contributionsWhat they are and what they mean long-term
Employee rightsUnderstanding your entitlements as a registered worker

How every session is structured

Content presentation

Clear, structured explanation of the session's main concepts using everyday language and relevant examples.

Practical exercise

A hands-on activity that allows participants to apply the concepts to their own situation in a guided way.

Group discussion

Space to share observations, hear different perspectives, and make sense of the material through conversation.

Q&A time

Dedicated time for questions at the end of each session, in a judgment-free and open environment.

Ready to join the workshop?

Find out how to register and what to expect when you arrive at the first session.