The Financial Capability offering is a four-session, webinar-driven curriculum, held on Monday November 23rd, 30th, December 7th, and 14th
In addition to the webinar sessions, each participant will have access to a NeighborWorks America certified financial coach to help them apply weekly webinar topics to their own goals.
The purpose of the Financial Capability program is to work with a trained, certified coach to identify and clarify financial goals, then develop a reasonable plan for achieving those goals. With the help of a coach, students can explore the possibility of homeownership, refinancing mortgage or student loans, reducing debts or even short-term goals, like saving for the holidays.
The non-refundable cost of the program is $30/person. Registration deadline: November 20
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