‘Let’s Talk About Your Money’: Savings
Saving is a habit that begins unconsciously from childhood, but learning to do it correctly requires commitment, effort, and common sense. In this chapter of ‘Let’s Talk About Your Money,’ young students help explain how to start saving for the future to achieve all our financial goals.
‘Let’s Talk About Your Money’: planning
Our money is very valuable, and to make the most of it, learning how to plan it is essential. In this episode of Let’s Talk About Your Money, several young students help us understand how to use credit cards correctly and provide the basics for creating a budget.
Education for Safer Finances
On the occasion of World Financial Education Day, we held the conference “Education for Safer Finances,” where various experts discussed current challenges in personal finance management and shared basic cybersecurity tips for operating online. Carles Solé, CISO at Santander; Eduardo Ferrero Recaséns, Partner, Risk Advisory Cyber at Deloitte; and Gustavo Lozano García, CISO at ING Spain & Portugal, explained the importance of being wary of unofficial sources and protecting our data at this event organized by the AEB Foundation and CUNEF.
Interview with Alejandra Kindelán on Cadena Cope
Our president speaks on the Cadena Cope program ‘La Linterna’ regarding banking measures to improve financial inclusion.
Interview with the spokesperson on Fotocasa
José Luis Martínez discusses the new environment in which the banking sector operates, shaped by high inflation and the new tax on the sector.
‘Let’s Talk About Your Money’: Investment
Once we have managed to create our financial cushion, the next step is to invest to prevent our savings from losing value. But where should we invest? CUNEF students provide us with several clues to define our investor profile and introduce us to this world, also taking into account the risks that exist, for example, when investing in cryptocurrencies.
Interview with the spokesperson on Radio Autonómica de Murcia
In this interview, José Luis Martínez explains why the new bank tax is detrimental to the economy and employment in the current context.
Presentation of the Federico Prades Award in its 3rd edition
Our President, Alejandra Kindelán, presents the Federico Prades Award in its 3rd edition to economist José Abad for his analysis on “The use of banks’ capital buffers: the role of market expectations”. This is a highly valuable contribution to the sector, as it analyses the causes of the limited use of capital buffers during the economic crisis caused by the pandemic and introduces the market expectations component into banks’ decision-making process regarding the application of these buffers.
Interview with the spokesperson on Cadena Ser
José Luis Martínez analyses the new tax on the banking sector announced by the Government on the programme ‘Hoy por hoy’.
Interview with the AEB spokesperson on Cadena Cope
Our spokesperson explains the banks’ view on the new sector tax announced by the Government after the bill for the measure was filed in the Congress of Deputies.