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Attendees learn important Wealth, Estate, Tax, Retirement, Debt, and a host of other financial concepts that they can apply in their personal finances, and have the option to receive a free comprehensive financial strategy that is customized to their unique situation.

All Financial Workshops and Seminars focus on Financial Education in a fun and open environment. Free prizes and giveaways.  Financial Literacy Workshops and Financial Wellness Workshops should be perceived as a value added service from the vantage point of any employer, non-profit organization, or charity.

 

If you would like to book Mark Albert, CEA, EPC as a Speaker, or to host a Financial Workshop or Seminar, please contact Mark at either 416-659-6655 or markalbertpfs@gmail.com.

Terms Like Financial Literacy, Financial Wellness, Financial, or Financial Education.  When you add the word Workshop or Seminar to these terms it can be confusing as to what the difference really is.

While often used interchangeably, these terms have subtle differences in their focus and scope:

  • Financial Literacy Workshop:

    • This type of workshop primarily focuses on knowledge and understanding of financial concepts.1 It aims to equip participants with the fundamental skills needed to manage their money effectively.2 Topics often include budgeting, saving, understanding credit, debt management, and basic investing.3 The goal is to build a foundational knowledge base.

  • Financial Wellness Workshop:

    • This term takes a broader, more holistic approach to an individual's financial situation. While it includes financial literacy concepts, it also addresses the psychological and behavioral aspects of money.4 Financial wellness workshops aim to reduce financial stress, promote healthy financial habits, and help individuals achieve a sense of security and control over their finances.5 They might delve into topics like money mindset, financial goal setting, managing financial stress, and how finances impact overall well-being.

  • Financial Workshop:

    • This is a very general term that can encompass either financial literacy or financial wellness, or a combination of both. It simply indicates that the workshop deals with financial topics. Without further context, it's hard to know the specific focus.

  • Financial Education Workshop:

    • Similar to "financial literacy workshop," this term emphasizes the educational aspect of learning about personal finance. It focuses on teaching participants the knowledge and skills they need to make informed financial decisions.6 It's often used interchangeably with financial literacy workshop.

  • Financial Seminary:

    • This term stands apart from the others. A "seminary" is typically an institution that provides theological education and spiritual formation for individuals called to Christian ministry.7 Therefore, a "financial seminary" would likely refer to a program or institution specifically designed to educate clergy or individuals in religious leadership about financial matters, such as managing church finances, personal finance for ministers, fundraising, or financial stewardship within a religious context. It's not a general financial education offering for the public.

In summary:

While there's overlap, the distinction lies in the depth and breadth of the topics covered and the ultimate goal for the participants.

Promotional Videos or Thank you Videos from some past Financial Workshops

If you would like to book Mark Albert, CEA, EPC as a Speaker, or to do a Financial Workshop or Seminar, please contact Mark at either 416-659-6655 or markalbertpfs@gmail.com.

​Financial Workshops available in the following cities: ​​

Fort ErieNiagara FallsSt. CatharinesWelland, OntarioWainfleet,Port Colborne, GrimsbyNiagara-on-the-Lake West LincolnPelhamThoroldHamiltonWaterdownBurlingtonOakville, Brampton, Mississauga, TorontoGreater Toronto AreaBarrie, Alliston, Innisfil, Niagara Region, Halton Region, Peel Region, Ontario

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Financial
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Mark Albert, CEA, EPC​

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