Programs starting September 2025 and January 2026
Most people learn about money the hard way. Through mistakes, confusion, and stress. We think there's a better approach. Our programs help you understand budgeting, investing, and financial planning through realistic scenarios and practical exercises.
No guarantees about getting rich. Just honest education from people who've spent years helping others make sense of their finances.
Everyone's schedule looks different. Some folks can dedicate evenings after work. Others need weekend flexibility. A few prefer learning at their own pace, fitting modules around family commitments or irregular work hours.
We've designed three distinct tracks because forcing everyone into one learning format never made sense to us. Pick what matches your life right now.
Program Coordinator
Been helping people figure out which program fits them since 2019. Most common question? Whether they need prior finance knowledge. Answer's always no. We start from wherever you are.
Twice weekly sessions over twelve weeks. Live instruction with group discussions. Works well if you like scheduled learning and benefit from real-time interaction.
One Saturday per month over six months. Deeper dives into each topic with breaks for discussion. Better for people who prefer concentrated learning blocks.
Complete modules whenever suits you over six months. Includes optional monthly check-ins. Good for irregular schedules or people who like controlling their learning speed.
The honest bit nobody mentions enough: learning takes time. Here's what each format really asks of you, beyond just showing up.
Learning finance concepts can feel isolating. These three elements help people actually finish programs instead of giving up halfway through.
Every instructor holds open hours twice weekly. No appointments needed. Drop in with questions, struggles, or just to talk through concepts. Sometimes you need five minutes of clarification, other times a longer conversation about how principles apply to your specific situation.
We match participants into groups of four or five based on learning style and availability. These groups become study partners, accountability buddies, and often friends. Some meet weekly, others communicate through chat. The format's yours to decide.
Beyond course materials, you get access to our collection of calculators, templates, and guides. Budget spreadsheets, investment comparison tools, debt payoff planners. All the practical stuff that helps you apply what you're learning to actual decisions.
Senior Instructor
Started teaching these programs in 2017 after spending a decade in financial planning. What I've learned: people don't need more information, they need help making sense of it. My office hours usually fill up because participants appreciate having someone who'll answer the same question three different ways until it clicks. That's what education should be.