Have you ever considered why our super modern societies are crushed by mountains of debt? How is it possible that, for instance, a typical, well-educated citizen who lives in one of the most advanced countries in the world has an average household consumer debt (excluding mortgages and student loans) worth one-fourth of their yearly income? In other developed countries with a free market and liberal democracy, the situation is quite similar.

What went wrong with our personal finances? Why is the typical inhabitant of a global village financially broken, and why would they not survive more than one month if they lost their job?

Why are the most developed countries in the world on the edge of bankruptcy, both because of public spending and consumer debt?

Whatever your answers- and whether you know them or not- the good news is that everyone can change their financial situation. There is no debt you cannot recover from, and there is no financial problem you cannot find a solution for.

There is no investment you cannot make and there is no amount of money you cannot earn. Simply, there is no financial goal you cannot achieve. To learn how to do this, sign up for the first edition of Super Webinar.

SuperWebinar is an online conference dedicated to personal finance. The first edition launches on 3rd November 2018 and the second on 18th May 2019.

Fifty speakers from around the world will deliver a range of fantastic and memorable presentations of 20 minutes each. There will be a few blocks covering the following topics: financial planning, financial coaching, budgeting, income, savings, taxes, investments, new technologies, fintech, the future of finance, and key aspects of personal finance, such as economic, cultural, psychological and business contexts.