Digital coffee chat about saving and financial security
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The Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions (LO) is inviting people to a digital coffee chat about saving. The event lasts 30 minutes and takes place online, so participants can join from home.
The topic is how saving can provide greater financial security. Someone who saves money may have a reserve when unexpected expenses arise, for example when the car breaks down or electricity prices rise. With such a reserve, one also gains greater room for manoeuvre, because one does not have to borrow to the same extent.
During the coffee chat, participants will receive useful information about how saving can work in practice. The event is designed for ordinary wage earners and others who want to learn more about personal finance, and it requires no special prior knowledge.
To take part, you must register. Information about registration and time can be found on LO's website.
Digital coffee chats are a low-threshold offer for those who wish to better understand their own finances. The coffee chat about saving shows that LO wants to give members and other interested people knowledge about how they can build up greater financial security.
Sources: Landsorganisasjonen i Norge
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