January Jump start: Building Your Financial Framework for 2026 while living abroad – Replay access landing.
€15.99
Description
Build confidence, clarity, and control over your finances — even with a variable income.
Freelancing in Spain can be empowering — but managing your finances as an autónomo or remote worker often feels messy, unpredictable, or overwhelming. This 90-minute workshop is here to help you fix that.
Designed specifically for freelancers and remote workers living in Spain, this course walks you through practical strategies to organize your money, plan for the future, and protect your income — no jargon, no stress, and no experience required.
You’ll also get access to a beautifully designed downloadable e-book with all the key tips and tools from the workshop to revisit anytime you need.
✅ What you’ll learn:
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How to simplify your freelance finances with a multi-account system
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What to do during income “feast and famine” cycles
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How to build an emergency fund — and why it matters even more as a freelancer
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What pension options exist for autónomos in Spain
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Smart ways to manage foreign income and currency fluctuations (FX risk)
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How to think about sick leave and income protection as a self-employed person
You’ll also meet Robina, your AI course companion, who’s available throughout the course to help answer your questions and guide you through the material.
🎓 Course Info:
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Duration: 90 minutes (video + resources)
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Level: Beginner to Intermediate
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Language: English
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Who it’s for: Freelancers, solopreneurs, and remote workers living in Spain
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Format: On-demand video + downloadable e-book
About the instructor. Elliott Locke, ACSI is the co-founder and CEO of abroaden, as well as one of their financial coaches and instructors. Elliott has been working in banking and financial technology since 2009 and holds qualifications in International Investment and Wealth Management from the Chartered Institute of Securities and Investment (CISI). He’s passionate about teaching core financial concepts to fellow members of the international community, helping them worry less about money while living abroad. Elliott is originally from the United States and has lived in Europe — both Belgium and Spain — since 2002.
