Family Finance Academy
All the financial skills your family needs — in one practical, proven program. Practical, hands‑on training that helps families budget, protect, grow, and pass on wealth.
Why This Academy Matters
Knowledge alone rarely changes behavior. The Family Finance Academy combines foundational skills with a proven behavioral framework so families not only learn — they act and sustain change.
- Foundational skills you can use immediately
- Bullish dreams that stretch what’s possible for your household
- Pragmatic purpose that ties money choices to legacy and wellbeing
- Actionable plans that create measurable progress
Quick Impact
Outcomes you can expect from a full cohort:
- Reduced financial stress
- Improved cash flow and emergency savings
- Clearer housing pathways
- New income streams and business pilots
Program Snapshot
Six modular tracks — take them in sequence or choose the modules you need. Each module follows the DIPP sequence: Identity, Dream, Purpose, Plan.
Module 1 Financial Literacy
Budgeting, debt reduction, saving systems, family money routines, practical templates.
Module 2 Insurance and Emergency Planning
Emergency funds, health and life cover, income protection, household risk audit.
Module 3 Homeownership Support
Subsidy navigation, mortgage literacy, deposit strategies, legal readiness.
Module 4 Entrepreneurship and Side Hustles
Idea validation, low‑cost digital launches, revenue models, family business governance.
Module 5 Investment and Retirement Planning
Simple portfolios, retirement targets, capital preservation, impact investing options.
Module 6 Education Savings Plans
Child savings strategies, scholarship mapping, legacy education funds.
How the Academy Works
Flexible delivery to suit families and partners: live cohorts, weekend bootcamps, self‑paced online modules, and blended community cohorts.
- Duration Full academy 12 weeks; individual modules 1–2 weeks.
- Learning methods Short lessons, hands‑on templates, family assignments, peer accountability groups, facilitator coaching.
- Measurement Baseline and endline metrics (savings rate, debt reduction, emergency fund size) plus qualitative stories.
Delivery Formats
Get Involved
Three ways to join the movement. Each CTA opens a short form so we can follow up quickly.
Host an Event
Bring the Family Finance Academy to your community, school, or workplace. We provide facilitators, materials, and local adaptation support.
Volunteer to Present Your Program
Invite: individuals, organizations, or companies with their own unique financial literacy programs or courses to present at our Family Finance Academy meetings. We vet, train, and certify presenters and provide local logistics support.
Sign Up to Take This Course
Join the next cohort or enroll in individual modules. Choose in‑person or online delivery and select a payment plan or scholarship option.
Host an Event
Tell us about your community, preferred dates, and audience size. We will follow up with a tailored proposal.
Volunteer to Present Your Program
If you or your organization has a unique financial literacy program or course and would like to present at our meetings, tell us about it. We vet and certify presenters and provide local support.
Sign Up to Take This Course
Choose a track or enroll in the full academy. Scholarship options available for qualifying families.
Pricing and Partnership Options
Individual Module
Per module pricing. Ideal for families who need targeted support.
Full Academy Bundle
All six modules, cohort support, and certification.
Community Partner
Cohort pricing, train‑the‑trainer, and impact reporting for funders and NGOs.
Testimonials and Impact
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should join
Families, caregivers, community leaders, and partner organizations seeking practical financial change.
Do I need prior knowledge
No. Modules are beginner friendly and scaffolded for immediate application.
Can I take single modules
Yes. Pick the modules most relevant to your family or complete the full academy for certification.
How is progress measured
We use simple financial metrics and behavior checklists before and after the program, plus participant action plans and stories.