Join a community of like-minded learners where collaboration drives success. Our peer-to-peer approach makes complex financial concepts stick through real conversations and shared discoveries.
Work with 4-6 peers on real budget scenarios. You'll tackle monthly challenges together, share wins and setbacks, and learn from different perspectives on money management.
Everyone brings something to the table. Maybe you're great with spreadsheets but struggle with savings goals. Your study partner might be the opposite. That's where the magic happens.
No fake scenarios here. Work on actual budgeting challenges facing group members. Create emergency funds, plan major purchases, and navigate debt reduction strategies together.
Six months of structured learning with flexibility to dive deeper into what matters most to your financial situation.
We start by figuring out where everyone stands. No judgment, just honest assessment. You'll learn the basic vocabulary of budgeting and get comfortable with numbers that might feel overwhelming right now.
This is where things get practical. You'll build a budget system that fits your actual life, not some perfect theoretical version. Your peers will help you spot what you're missing and celebrate what's working.
Now you're ready for the nuanced stuff. Investment basics, major purchase planning, and handling financial curveballs. Your study group becomes your ongoing support system for bigger money decisions.
Lead Instructor
Former bank manager turned educator. Spent 12 years helping people dig out of financial holes before realizing prevention beats cure every time.
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Got a raise recently? Most people just spend more without thinking. We'll show you how to capture that extra income for your goals instead of letting it disappear into daily expenses you won't even remember next month.
Learning budgeting doesn't have to be lonely. Connect with people facing similar challenges and build relationships that extend beyond the program.
Virtual coffee chats where you can share wins, ask questions, and get advice from peers who understand your situation. No agenda, just real conversations about money.
Partner with someone working toward similar financial goals. Check in weekly, celebrate milestones, and help each other stay on track when motivation dips.
Found a great budgeting app? Discovered a high-yield savings account? Share discoveries with your cohort and learn from their finds too. Knowledge compounds faster together.
Submit your interest and tell us about your financial learning goals. We'll use this to create balanced study groups with complementary strengths and challenges.
Meet your study group members and instructor through a virtual introduction session. Get familiar with the platform and set group expectations.
Six months of collaborative learning begins. Weekly group sessions, monthly expert workshops, and ongoing peer support through our community platform.
Celebrate your progress and plan your ongoing financial journey. Many groups choose to continue meeting informally for ongoing accountability.
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