Work has a learning / study benefit allowance <$2k. How would you have used it? I am thinking modelling courses and other technical courses
Hi all,
Currently work at a financial advisory team and we have a learning benefit allowance. I am thinking of using it on a modelling course or a few as that to me is the most practical spend and something I'd actually use.
But otherwise, curious to see what other people would do if they were in this situation. Keen to develop a laundry list or just get more ideas!
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I would definitely go for modeling certifications first. If you have leftover money you could get a Masterclass subscription or something like that. I've never used Masterclass but it seems like there might be some interesting stuff on there if you're getting it for free.
Awesome. I think so too, just to get better at modelling. Which ones would you prefer? I am more in the infrastructure space so potentially 1x Project Finance + 1x WSP Premium Package
Can't really help you there since I'm in CRE.
It's $2K per month or $2K per year?
$2k per year, but this will be gone soon haha. so last year to use it all up !
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