Building Financial Fitness

Addressing financial foundations.

Either in one-on-one or group settings we can provide financial coaching and programming at no cost to you.

We have deployed coaching with jails, workforce readiness programs, English-as-a-Second-Language programs, schools, churches, civic organizations, partner nonprofits, employers, and our with our credit clients.

Contact us or visit our Partner page to inquiry about ways we can work with you.

The Capital Good Curriculum

We have developed a curriculum based on a proven platform for financial fitness: Capital Good Fund's coaching curriculum. In addition to these 7 or 8 modules, we have developed specific modules tailored to partner organizations’ needs including ones that focus on identifying and understanding predatory loans, the basics of home ownershop, understanding student loan deferral or repayment options during the COVID-19 pandemic, and programming specific to middle or high school-age students.

Modules
Goal Setting
Goal Setting

Learning how to set useful financial goals related to what we want to achieve.

Cash Flow
Cash Flow

Starting with the baseline of budgeting — what do we earn and what do we spend?

Credit Scores
Credit Scores

Exploring what affects and determines our credit score and credit report.

Debt
Debt

Learning to evaluate different forms of credit and the costs or benefits that come with them.

Banking
Banking

Comparing different types of banking accounts and the costs associated with them.

Saving
Saving

Looking at how to pay ourselves now and for the future with savings.

Health & Reflection
Health & Reflection

Examining how health decisions impact finances, review progress toward financial goals.