Your Money, Your Move: Interactive Financial Literacy Workshops for Young Adults

Chosen theme: Interactive Financial Literacy Workshops for Young Adults. Step into a hands-on space where money skills become second nature through games, challenges, and real-life stories you can relate to and act on today.

Why Interactive Learning Works for Your Wallet

Active Practice Beats Passive Notes

Short simulations, role-plays, and decision sprints help you practice choices you will face with real money. When your brain predicts outcomes, remembers mistakes, and adjusts strategies, the lessons stick and translate into habits.

Peer Power and Positive Pressure

Collaborative challenges turn knowledge into accountability. When you explain a budgeting move to a teammate, you clarify your own thinking and commit to the action. Friendly competition makes the learning energizing and memorable.

Gamified Milestones, Real-Life Wins

Badges celebrate milestones like building a $500 emergency fund or paying down a card. The points are playful, but the outcomes are real. Share your next target in the comments and invite a friend to join.

Credit, Debt, and Your Score—Demystified

Credit Score Simulator Lab

Tweak payment timing, utilization, and account age to see simulated score changes instantly. Participants are often shocked by the impact of paying a week early. Try it, then share the change that surprised you most.

Smart Debt Payoff: Avalanche vs. Snowball

We compare math-driven interest savings against motivation-driven quick wins. One alum combined both: a tiny victory first, then a focused avalanche. Choose your plan in-session and announce your kickoff date to stay accountable.

Myth-Busting Fast Round

We tackle beliefs like closing cards boosts scores or carrying a balance helps. Spoiler: on-time payments and low utilization matter most. Drop the biggest myth you once believed, and let’s replace it with facts.

Set round-ups, payday sweeps, and threshold triggers. Jae started with $10 per week and hit $520 without noticing the pinch. What tiny auto-transfer could you schedule today that future you would thank you for?

Needs, wants, and safety live in separate buckets you can actually see. Visual separation helps catch impulse spending early. Try labeling jars tonight, then post your labels to inspire someone else to start.

During an internship, Maya’s laptop died. Her emergency fund turned a crisis into a simple purchase, no credit card stress. Share a time preparedness saved you—or vow to create that moment next month.

Investing 101: From Fear to Your First Contribution

Own tiny pieces of many companies instead of betting on one. Fees matter more than flashy headlines. In our sandbox, you build a simple portfolio and see how costs change your long-term outcome.

Investing 101: From Fear to Your First Contribution

Move sliders for contribution, time, and growth to witness compounding’s quiet power. Starting early beats starting perfectly. Tell us your start date and initial amount, however small, to lock in momentum.

Earn More: Skills, Negotiation, and Side Hustles

We rehearse anchoring, silence, and value framing. One attendee secured a $2,400 raise using three sentences we practiced. Record your script, post your favorite line, and schedule your negotiation date this term.

Earn More: Skills, Negotiation, and Side Hustles

We filter ideas through time, talent, and trust. If it drains energy or risks reputation, it is out. Share your top idea and we will help pressure-test it in the next live session.

Money Tech and Safety: Tools That Actually Help

We compare budgeting, saving, and investing apps by automation, fees, and privacy. You leave with a lean stack you can maintain. Comment with your current favorites and what you plan to uninstall.

Money Tech and Safety: Tools That Actually Help

Decode suspicious messages, recognize urgency traps, and practice freeze-and-verify routines. After this simulation, participants report stopping scams confidently. Share one red flag you will never ignore again.