Last update: 10/02/2022

Learning gives us the power to ensure our financial health. We propose a range of free specialized online courses and tools about finance. 

Where can I find free online courses?

Several institutes, public bodies and private financial institutions offer free online courses on managing savings, using financial products, the stock market, investing and other areas. 

We offer customers and non-customers classroom and online courses. Here are some details about our best online courses to help you boost your financial education with our experts and partners.

• Home economics
  
  Finanzas para Mortales (“Finance for mortals”) offers free online tools about home economics so you can learn useful concepts about savings as well as personal and family finances.

• Interpreting the economy
  
  Santander Mexico's ABC de tus Finanzas (“ABC of your finances”) programme gives information about macroeconomic stability and how a country’s economy affects people’s management of their own finances. The concepts and innovative tools it provides can help you make better financial decisions about investing.

• Digital banking
  
  If you want to learn more about making payments on a smartphone, check out this course created by Finanzas para mortales.

Santander US also has a special section on its website where you can find tools about better use of financial applications or managing bank accounts online.

• Cybersecurity
  
  Santander UK organises online events that address topics such as cybersecurity and the use of online and mobile banking. 
  
  Santander US also provides training to protect users of financial services.

• The art of entrepreneurship
  
  Santander Business Hub provides numerous resources to help entrepreneurs along their journey. You can also learn more with these tips from Santander Uruguay, which also offers workshops for companies about growth opportunities and business structure; the personal and business finance courses offered by Universia Foundation; this post by Santander Consumer on alternative ways of learning through social media; this section on the Santander Argentina website; or with Tuiio, our financial inclusion initiative in Mexico, with innovative lessons for better financial health.