Before diving into our budget literacy program, let's make sure you're set up for success. This quick assessment helps identify your current financial awareness level and creates a personalized learning path that actually fits your situation.
Begin Your Journey
Being honest about where you stand right now makes all the difference. Don't worry if you can't check every box – that's exactly why we're here.
Can you dedicate 3-4 hours per week to learning? Our program works best when you can practice what you learn between sessions.
You don't need to be a math wizard, but feeling comfortable with percentages and simple calculations will help you follow along easier.
Having at least one specific goal – like building an emergency fund or paying down debt – gives your learning real purpose and direction.
Ready to challenge how you currently handle money? Some of our most successful students discovered they needed to change long-held habits.
Can you gather bank statements, pay stubs, and bills? We'll show you how to organize everything, but you'll need the actual paperwork.
Our program combines video lessons, worksheets, and group discussions. If you learn best through hands-on practice, you'll love this approach.
Here's what I've learned from teaching budget literacy to over 800 students since 2019: everyone's starting point is different, but the principles that work remain surprisingly consistent.
I don't believe in one-size-fits-all financial advice. Instead, I help you understand the core concepts, then show you how to adapt them to your specific situation – whether you're a freelancer with irregular income or a family juggling multiple financial priorities.
Monthly progress reviews to adjust your learning path based on real results
Work with your actual budget, not theoretical examples that don't match your life