Master Class ยท 2026 Cohort
Smart Consumer Economics is a 5-day masterclass to build financial awareness, master budgeting, make informed purchases, understand loans and EMIs, resist inflation, and break free from consumerism traps.




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Smart Consumer Economics
Numbered by day because that's genuinely how the class runs: a step-by-step build, one skill layered on the next.
Budgeting techniques and saving habits
Identifying needs vs. wants
Setting short and long-term financial goals
Creating personal spending tracker
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After completing the program, you will receive a certification from At Skill shikshya, the best online learning institute in Nepal. This certification helps demonstrate your professional skills when applying for jobs or freelance opportunities.


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Tools and methods for comparing prices
Seasonal buying, bulk discounts, online deals
Avoiding impulsive buying behavior
Smart shopping strategies exercise
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How loans and EMIs work
Recognizing high-interest traps and hidden fees
Reading loan agreements
Understanding repayment terms
EMI calculation practice
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What inflation means for purchasing power
Adjusting budgets during rising prices
Building emergency and inflation-resistant savings
Real-life inflation scenario analysis
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Using financial literacy for confident purchases
Consumer rights and complaint channels
Case discussion: Saving through smart spending
Creating personal smart consumer action plan
Key Discussion: Consumerism as a Modern Form of Slavery โ understanding how corporations, marketing, and social status traps drive overconsumption and debt culture.โ
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