1. Basic knowledge of finance: Introduce basic concepts such as financial market, financial institutions and financial products, so that students can understand the basic operation mode of finance.
2. Financial knowledge: Introduce the importance and methods of personal financial management, including savings, investment, insurance and other knowledge to help students establish a correct concept of financial management.
3. Credit card knowledge: Introduce the use methods and precautions of credit cards, educate students to use credit cards correctly, and avoid falling into the predicament of credit card overdraft.
4. Loan knowledge: Introduce various loan methods and interest rates, educate students how to choose the appropriate loan method, and remind students of the risks of loan.
5. Financial security knowledge: introduce network security and fraud prevention knowledge, and educate students to protect personal information and property security.
6. Financial occupation introduction: Introduce various occupations in the financial industry, such as bank employees, securities brokers and insurance agents. To help students understand the employment prospects and requirements of the financial industry.
7. Financial case analysis: Through real financial cases, let students understand the risks and opportunities of financial markets, and cultivate students' analysis and judgment ability.
In short, finance is about the flow and management of funds. More specifically, finance is an economic activity in which market participants use financial instruments to transfer funds from the surplus end to the scarce end. The core functions of finance include financing, market pricing, resource allocation, information provision and structural adjustment.
Function of financial market: Financial market is the main place of financial activities, including stock market, bond market and futures market. Different financial institutions (such as banks, securities companies, insurance companies, etc. ) play different roles in these markets, and various financial instruments (such as stocks, bonds, futures, options, etc. ) are tools for these institutions and individuals to transfer funds.
Finance and daily life: Finance is more than just banks and investments. When we save, borrow, buy insurance or use credit cards, we all participate in financial activities.