التمويل الشخصي Credit and Personal Finance
- Prepare a monthly household budget and identify realistic savings targets.
- Compare personal loans, credit cards and Islamic financing offers by their total cost of borrowing.
- Explain how credit reports and scores are built and what actions improve them.
- Design a debt repayment plan using avalanche or snowball methods.
- Build an emergency fund plan and a basic savings and investment allocation.
- Estimate end-of-service and retirement needs and outline a long-term plan.
- Personal Financial Planning Basics
- Financial goals and priorities
- Net worth and cash flow statements for individuals
- Household budgeting methods
- Understanding Credit
- Personal loans, credit cards and auto finance
- Murabaha, tawarruq and other Islamic financing products
- Profit rates, fees and total cost of borrowing
- Credit Reports and Scores
- Role of credit bureaus in the GCC
- Factors that affect credit scores
- Correcting errors and rebuilding credit
- Managing and Reducing Debt
- Debt-to-income ratios and affordability
- Avalanche and snowball repayment methods
- Restructuring, consolidation and avoiding debt traps
- Saving and Investing
- Emergency funds and short-term savings
- Basics of funds, sukuk and equities
- Risk, diversification and avoiding scams
- Long-Term Financial Security
- End-of-service benefits and pension schemes
- Insurance and family protection
- A personal financial action plan
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Program Professional Framework
التمويل الشخصي Credit and Personal Finance
Program Overview
Financial stress affects employee wellbeing and productivity, and much of it stems from poorly understood credit. «التمويل الشخصي Credit and Personal Finance» builds practical money management skills: household budgeting, understanding personal loans, credit cards and Islamic financing products, the true cost of borrowing, how credit bureaus such as SIMAH in Saudi Arabia and Al Etihad Credit Bureau in the UAE score behaviour, debt management strategies, emergency savings, basic investing and planning for end-of-service benefits and retirement.
Learning Outcomes
- ✓Prepare a monthly household budget and identify realistic savings targets.
- ✓Compare personal loans, credit cards and Islamic financing offers by their total cost of borrowing.
- ✓Explain how credit reports and scores are built and what actions improve them.
- ✓Design a debt repayment plan using avalanche or snowball methods.
- ✓Build an emergency fund plan and a basic savings and investment allocation.
- ✓Estimate end-of-service and retirement needs and outline a long-term plan.
Target Audience
- Employees in organisational financial wellbeing programmes
- HR and employee benefits officers
- Retail banking customer advisers and branch staff
- Young professionals and new graduates entering the workforce
Detailed Program Modules
01Personal Financial Planning Basics
- Financial goals and priorities
- Net worth and cash flow statements for individuals
- Household budgeting methods
02Understanding Credit
- Personal loans, credit cards and auto finance
- Murabaha, tawarruq and other Islamic financing products
- Profit rates, fees and total cost of borrowing
03Credit Reports and Scores
- Role of credit bureaus in the GCC
- Factors that affect credit scores
- Correcting errors and rebuilding credit
04Managing and Reducing Debt
- Debt-to-income ratios and affordability
- Avalanche and snowball repayment methods
- Restructuring, consolidation and avoiding debt traps
05Saving and Investing
- Emergency funds and short-term savings
- Basics of funds, sukuk and equities
- Risk, diversification and avoiding scams
06Long-Term Financial Security
- End-of-service benefits and pension schemes
- Insurance and family protection
- A personal financial action plan
Training Methodology
Applied Project & Assessment
Applied Project
Each participant prepares a personal financial action plan using a case profile or their own anonymised data: a monthly budget, comparison of two financing offers, a debt repayment schedule, an emergency fund target and a long-term savings plan.
Assessment
Short diagnostic at the start, practical tasks linked to each learning outcome, and evaluation of the applied project against published criteria.


