This course could also be called: Correcting Financial Misinformation, Consumerism, and Your Hustle: Financial Literacy for Us

Many financial trainers and consultants offer advice for individuals who have support from mom and dad. The advice of some financial advisers is oppressive to persons with low-income and those in poverty. This workshop provides a perspective on debt-management and wealth creation that considers the socio-economic environment of persons with low-income. The workshop will help participants maximize their benefit from surplus funds, increase their efficacy with large purchases, and expand hustle into entrepreneurial legacy.

Learning Objectives

1. Manage money, including tax refunds.

2. Practice techniques for major purchases.

3. Utilize debt and credit as assets.

4. Explore the prospect of turning a “hustle” into an “entrepreneurial venture.”