Our budgeting program is designed to help neurodivergent individuals learn how to create and stick to a budget. Below is a sample of the budgeting program content.
Beginner’s:
A budget is a financial plan that helps track income, expenses, and savings, improving your overall financial wellness. It supports goal-setting, prevents overspending, and prepares you for emergencies through an emergency fund.
Learn how to manage expenses through smart budgeting by understanding the difference between needs and wants.
Intermediate:
Budgeting tools help track income and expenses, align spending with financial goals, and prepare for future events. Choosing the right tool and planning based on age, needs, and available resources ensures your budget stays relevant as circumstances change.
Develop skills to manage expenses through strategies like comparison shopping, negotiation, and avoiding spending mistakes to understand the balance between cost and benefit.
Advanced:
Learn strategies to create a personal budget that is flexible and adjusted as your financial goals or life circumstances change.
Develop key skills to manage expenses based on external factors such as inflation, taxes, and lifestyle shifts affect spending to successfully plan for retirement.