Financial Literacy That Actually Makes Sense
Most programs throw jargon at you and call it education. We skip the fluff and teach practical money management you can use right away.
Start Your Learning PathReal-World Financial Skills for Everyday People
Look, we're not here to turn you into a stock market guru or teach you how to flip houses. This program focuses on the basics that somehow nobody teaches properly – budgeting without feeling restricted, understanding where your money actually goes, and planning ahead without needing a finance degree.
The sessions run for twelve weeks starting September 2025. Each week builds on the previous one, but we don't assume you know anything coming in. Whether you're starting your first real job or finally want to understand your super, this works.
- Weekly 90-minute sessions with real scenarios
- Small groups capped at fifteen participants
- Practical worksheets and templates you'll actually use
- Access to recorded sessions if life gets busy
- Individual check-ins at weeks four and eight
What You'll Actually Learn
Money Tracking Basics
Where is it going? Sounds simple, but most people have no idea. We'll show you tracking methods that take less than five minutes daily.
Building Workable Budgets
Not the restrictive kind that makes you miserable. We focus on flexible systems that adapt when unexpected expenses hit.
Debt Without Drama
Credit cards, personal loans, HECS – understanding interest rates and payment strategies without the shame spiral.
Emergency Funds
How much do you really need? Depends on your situation. We'll calculate realistic targets and ways to get there gradually.
Superannuation Basics
Your super will likely be your biggest asset. Learn what actually matters and what's just noise from marketers.
Future Planning
Setting goals that make sense for your life stage. Not everyone needs to buy property or have six months expenses saved by thirty.
Who's Teaching This?
Rhett Calloway
Financial Education Facilitator
Spent eight years at community financial counselling before switching to education. Knows the difference between textbook advice and what actually works for people juggling rent and living.
Indie Larsson
Budget Planning Specialist
Former accountant who realized most people need simpler systems, not complex spreadsheets. Builds tools that normal humans can actually maintain beyond week two.
Wren Dashiell
Superannuation Advisor
Guides the retirement planning sessions and demystifies super without industry jargon. Has a talent for explaining compound interest without eyes glazing over.
Getting Started Is Straightforward
The next intake opens in August 2025 for sessions beginning September 14th. Places fill quickly since we keep groups small for better interaction. No entrance requirements – just willingness to show up and engage with the material.
Submit Interest
Fill out a quick form telling us your current situation and what you hope to gain from the program.
Intro Call
Twenty-minute chat to ensure the program fits what you need. No pressure, just clarity.
Enrollment
Confirm your spot and receive pre-session materials to review at your own pace.
First Session
Meet your group and begin with tracking basics. Bring questions – we encourage them.