“A solid understanding of basic financial principles and the ability to manage finances wisely are important factors in the well-being of individuals and families.” (Brigette C. Madrian)
“Learning about personal finance requires more than learning the languages of finance and math and more than just a change in spending habits—it requires a change in behavior.” (Personal Finance website)
To help us change our behaviors around finances, the BYU Marriott School has created free online faith-based Personal Finance courses. These courses a principles, doctrines, and applications-based approach. They also use a variety of mediums and tools to teach and provide plans and strategies to help you put together your own personal financial plans in 16 important areas.
If you are looking to put your finances in order, these courses may be an option for you. You can browse the beginning, intermediate, and advanced sections to see if there is a course that is just right for you. You may also consider taking the Church’s Self-Reliance course on Personal Finances.