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Finance: Budgeting Basics
with Andrew Fauver
Title: Finance: Budgeting Basics
Skill Domain: Finance Cost: $220
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Students with perfect attendence for the duration of this course will receive a $25 gift card upon completion.
Budgeting Basics is designed to help neurodivergent adults build confidence and independence by learning how to manage money through simple, hands-on budgeting strategies.
By focusing on topics like budgeting principles, expense tracking, saving for goals, and preparing for unexpected costs, this course helps participants develop real-world financial skills that reduce stress and promote long-term financial stability. Through guided instruction, practical examples, and individual support, learners gain the tools to create and maintain a budget that fits their personal goals and lifestyles.
Participants will:
• Learn how to create and manage a personal budget using the envelope system
• Understand the difference between fixed, variable, and irregular expenses
• Develop strategies for tracking and adjusting spending each month
• Practice saving for both short-term and long-term goals using clear, realistic methods
• Plan for emergencies and learn how to adapt their budgets when life changes
• Build consistency and accountability through guided reflection and ongoing support
By the end of the course, participants will feel more prepared to manage their money with clarity, flexibility, and confidence. They will leave with personalized budgeting tools, a practical savings plan, and a deeper understanding of how to stay financially organized and proactive. The final four weeks of the course focus on maintaining progress through structured check-ins, peer discussions, and individualized coaching to reinforce strong financial habits and long-term success.
Finance: Why Money Matters
with Andrew Fauver
APPLY FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Students with perfect attendence for the duration of this course will receive a $25 gift card upon completion.
Money skills create more independence, confidence, and peace of mind.
Why Money Matters is designed to help neurodivergent adults build a strong foundation in personal finance and understand the purpose behind everyday money decisions.
By focusing on topics like income, expenses, saving, budgeting, and financial decision-making, this course helps participants develop real-world money management skills that promote independence and long-term financial confidence.
Participants will:
- Learn the basics of financial concepts such as income, expenses, saving, and budgeting
- Explore practical tools like debit cards, banking apps, and online bill payments
- Practice strategies for tracking spending, paying bills on time, and managing day-to-day finances
- Use simple frameworks to make thoughtful financial decisions about needs, wants, and future goals
By the end of the course, participants will feel more prepared to manage their personal finances with clarity and confidence. They will leave with a stronger understanding of how money functions in daily life, practical tools to stay organized, and the mindset needed to make intentional financial choices that support independence and future goals.
Finance: Budgeting Basics
with Andrew Fauver
APPLY FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Students with perfect attendence for the duration of this course will receive a $25 gift card upon completion.
Budgeting Basics is designed to help neurodivergent adults build confidence and independence by learning how to manage money through simple, hands-on budgeting strategies.
By focusing on topics like budgeting principles, expense tracking, saving for goals, and preparing for unexpected costs, this course helps participants develop real-world financial skills that reduce stress and promote long-term financial stability. Through guided instruction, practical examples, and individual support, learners gain the tools to create and maintain a budget that fits their personal goals and lifestyles.
Participants will:
• Learn how to create and manage a personal budget using the envelope system
• Understand the difference between fixed, variable, and irregular expenses
• Develop strategies for tracking and adjusting spending each month
• Practice saving for both short-term and long-term goals using clear, realistic methods
• Plan for emergencies and learn how to adapt their budgets when life changes
• Build consistency and accountability through guided reflection and ongoing support
By the end of the course, participants will feel more prepared to manage their money with clarity, flexibility, and confidence. They will leave with personalized budgeting tools, a practical savings plan, and a deeper understanding of how to stay financially organized and proactive. The final four weeks of the course focus on maintaining progress through structured check-ins, peer discussions, and individualized coaching to reinforce strong financial habits and long-term success.