Learn practical strategies for budgeting, managing debt, and building financial confidence from a fellow alum with expertise in accounting and investing.
Managing personal finances can feel overwhelming, especially for recent graduates and early career professionals balancing student loans, rising living costs and future financial goals. Join fellow alumni to learn practical strategies for managing your money and building a more secure financial future. Whether you are just beginning to organize your finances or looking to develop healthier financial habits, this webinar will provide practical information to help you move forward with confidence.
Join U of T alumnus Yudhvir Kabuli, CPA, CFA (BCom '19, MMPA' 20) for an accessible introduction to personal finance. Drawing on his experience in accounting, investing and business strategy, Yudhvir will discuss:
• Managing debt
• Creating a realistic budget
• Building an emergency fund
• Understanding credit
• Investing for the future
• Establishing healthy financial habits
About the Speaker
Yudhvir Kabuli, CPA, CFA (BCom'19, MMPA'20)
Yudhvir is a valuation professional with PwC, bringing five years of Big Four experience across valuation, audit and advisory engagements involving public and private companies. His expertise includes financial reporting under IFRS, US GAAP and ASPE, as well as assessing fair value analyses, reviewing valuation memoranda and evaluating key financial and operational assumptions.
Yudhvir has worked with private equity, infrastructure and other Level 3 investments. His strong foundation in valuation and financial reporting allows him to clearly communicate complex financial concepts to stakeholders, investment professionals and auditors. He is also passionate about making personal finance more understandable and accessible.
Have questions about this event?
Contact UTM Alumni Relations at alumni.utm@utoronto.ca
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