Expense Tracking
Learn methods that fit your life. Some folks love apps. Others prefer simple notebooks. We'll help you find what actually works for you and stick with it.
Money Management That Actually Makes Sense
Stop wondering where your money went. We'll show you how to track spending, consolidate budgets, and build better financial habits through hands-on learning.
Browse Fall 2025 Programs
What We Teach
Real Budget Skills for Actual Life
You don't need fancy software or complicated spreadsheets. Our approach starts with understanding your actual spending patterns — not some theoretical budget that looks good on paper.
We work through your real expenses. Your actual bills. The stuff you genuinely spend money on every month. Then we figure out where things can shift around to meet your goals.
Three Core Areas We Focus On
Budget consolidation sounds technical, but it's really about bringing all your money stuff into one place where you can see what's happening.
Budget Categories
Create categories that make sense for your situation. Not everyone needs the same buckets. We customize based on your income sources and spending reality.
Goal Setting
Set financial targets that feel achievable. Whether you're saving for something specific or trying to reduce debt, we break big goals into smaller monthly steps.
How Our Programs Work
Most courses run 8-12 weeks starting in September 2025. You'll work through each phase with practical exercises and real budget examples.
1
Assessment Week
We start by looking at where you are right now. Bring your bank statements, bills, and any records you have. No judgment — just honest evaluation of your current money situation.
2
Building Your System
Over the next few weeks, you'll create a tracking system that fits your habits. Some students prefer digital tools. Others stick with paper planners. Both work fine if you use them consistently.
3
Monthly Check-ins
Budget consolidation means reviewing everything monthly. We'll practice this together — comparing planned versus actual spending, adjusting categories, and spotting patterns you might have missed.
I spent years feeling like I should know this stuff already. Turns out lots of adults struggle with budget basics. The program helped me organize five different income sources and actually see where money was going each month. Took about two months before it felt natural.