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ACTRA Education

Money Matters for Perfomers 101

Financial Literacy and Money Management are important skills to have as a performer. Money Matters for Performers 101 is the first of two ACTRA Toronto e-learning courses that help performers develop financial literacy and financial planning skills.

Module 1 Money Matters for Performers 101: Introduction
Unit 1 Money Matters for Performers 101: Course Navigation
Unit 2 Money Matters for Performers 101: Saving Your Progress and Modules
Unit 3 Money Matters for Performers 101: Course Troubleshooting/Contacting ACTRA Toronto
Unit 4 Money Matters for Performers 101: Welcome
Unit 5 Money Matters for Performers 101: Introduction Feedback
Module 2 Financial Literacy
Unit 1 Financial Literacy: Introduction
Unit 2 Why Financial Literacy is Important for Performers
Unit 3 How Financial Literacy can Help you be a Better Performer
Unit 4 Overcoming Negative Beliefs About Money
Unit 5 Financial Literacy Quiz
Unit 6 Financial Literacy: Conclusion
Unit 7 Financial Literacy: Feedback
Module 3 Getting Started With Your Money
Unit 1 Getting Started With Your Money: Introduction
Unit 2 Figuring out Where You’re At
Unit 3 Monthly Expenses
Unit 4 Infrequent Expenses
Unit 5 Income
Unit 6 Mapping Income
Unit 7 Your Values
Unit 8 Distilling Your Values
Unit 9 Distilling Your Values (cont.)
Unit 10 Getting Started With Your Money Quiz
Unit 11 Getting Started With Your Money: Conclusion
Unit 12 Getting Started With Your Money: Feedback
Module 4 The “Not So Scary” Budget and Saving
Unit 1 The “Not So Scary” Budget and Saving: Introduction
Unit 2 Setting Up Your Budget
Unit 3 Budgeting Tips
Unit 4 Setting Goals
Unit 5 Saving
Unit 6 3 Quick Steps to Help you Build a Savings Habit
Unit 7 Saving for Taxes
Unit 8 The “Not So Scary” Budget and Saving Quiz
Unit 9 The “Not So Scary” Budget and Saving: Conclusion
Unit 10 The "Not So Scary" Budget and Saving: Feedback
Module 5 Ten Steps to Reducing Debt
Unit 1 Ten Steps to Reducing Debt: Introduction
Unit 2 Overall Tips Before Moving to the Ten Steps to Reducing Debt
Unit 3 Step One: Stop Beating Yourself Up
Unit 4 Step Two: Identify the Root of the Problem
Unit 5 Activity: Real Truth Time
Unit 6 Step Three: Get your Eye on the Prize
Unit 7 Activity: Make your Dream Real: Write it Down
Unit 8 Step Four: Debt Party Time
Unit 9 Activity: Making a Debt Party Chart
Unit 10 Step Five: Break it Down and Move it Around
Unit 11 Activity: Taking the First Step to ask for Credit Relief
Unit 12 Activity: Making the Call
Unit 13 Step Six: Summing it up
Unit 14 Activity: What’s the Minimum?
Unit 15 Step Seven: Stopping the Backslide
Unit 16 Activity: Make an Emergency Fund
Unit 17 Step Eight: Plan of Attack
Unit 18 Activity: Re-order your Debts
Unit 19 Step Nine: Finding the Money
Unit 20 Activity: Snowflaking
Unit 21 Step Ten: Rinse/Repeat
Unit 22 Ten Steps to Reducing Debt Quiz
Unit 23 Ten Steps to Reducing Debt: Conclusion
Unit 24 Ten Steps to Reducing Debt: Feedback
Module 6 Money Matters for Performers 101: Conclusion
Unit 1 Money Matters for Performers 101: Course Conclusion
Unit 2 Money Matters for Performers 101 Course Conclusion: Feedback