Managing your Irregular Income as an Entrepreneur
This event is geared towards helping entrepreneurs strategize better when having irregular income coming into their businesses.
Date and time
Location
Online
About this event
- Event lasts 1 hour
Running a business and not having a consistent income can be a challenge for many entrepreneurs. Join our session with Credit Council Canada to learn more about how entrepreneurs can manage their finances more appropriately and ensure that their irregular income can be better managed.
Event Overview:
- Challenges of having irregular income
- Strategies to manage irregular income
- Budgeting and expense tracking with irregular income
- Ways to manage irregular income
- Understanding the role of savings
- Managing your financial situation
About Speaker:
Amanda Martin, CEPF
Partnership & Education Specialist
Credit Counselling Society
As a Partnership & Education Specialist with the Credit Counselling Society, Amanda applies over a dozen years of experience in the financial sector to develop and present impactful financial wellness webinars and programs. By connecting workplaces and communities to financial education and resources, Amanda strives to create opportunities for people to learn and grow their financial knowledge and wellness. Amanda brings practical, firsthand knowledge with a relatable approach to her discussions about money, drawing on her background in social services, mortgage lending and collections. Amanda is a Certified Educator in Personal Finance (CEPF).
About the Credit Counselling Society
The Credit Counselling Society is an accredited non-profit that helps Canadians solve their money problems. We do this by providing free credit counselling, low-cost debt solutions, and education to help you manage your money better.
Our goal is to empower you with the knowledge and tools for building the financial success that everyone deserves. We’re here to help you through your difficult times and towards a better future.
The Credit Counselling Society is an accredited non-profit that helps Canadians with their money. We opened our doors in 1996 and have served close to a million Canadians through credit counselling and education.
Our mission is to help, educate, and give hope to Canadians so that they can achieve financial well-being. We do this by providing free credit counselling, low-cost debt solutions, and education.
We help any consumer who calls us. We can answer general questions about your credit, debt, and budget. We can meet with you to discuss your specific situation and offer you information, unbiased advice, and resources. No financial problem is too big or too small to get a fresh perspective on. And the best part is that it’s free and confidential.