Seminar
Training/Advice
Workshop
Event
Financial Capability
Housing Rights
Level 3 accredited training course on finance, debt and clients financial capability.
Our Level 3 accredited Financial Capability training looks at the definition of financial capability, what the causes of debt in Northern Ireland are and and how these impact on client’s financial capability.
The course will consider:
- Clients who “Can’t pay versus Won’t pay"
- Potential vulnerabilities clients may have and how this may also impact on their financial capability.
- Empowering the client to manage their own budget and sustain their home.
- Priority and non-priority debts
- How to prepare a financial statement and how to devise a sustainable repayment plan.
Outcome of course
A practical guide to the current financial capability issues, allowing attendees to consider how to help clients to be more financially aware, helping to sustain tenancies and increase budgeting skills
Who should attend
- Housing advisers
- support workers
- lenders
OCN Accreditation
For those wishing to register with OCN NI there will be an additional registration fee of £50
Sector:
- Advice services
- Community development
- Community relations
- Education/training
- Housing and homelessness
Date and Time
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Location
Housing Rights, The Skainos Centre, 239 Newtownards
Belfast
BT4 1AF
United Kingdom
Financial Capability
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