Comprehensive Financial Management Training© (CFMT)
Family Financial Academy Fall 2005 "Comprehensive Financial Management Training" will begin February 2006. Contact Alycia Welch for enrollment information.

Financial Freedom BootCamp© (BootCamp)
Family Financial Academy "Boot Camp-Training to Eliminate the Cycle of Debt and the Bondage of Poverty" will begin in February 2006. Contact Alycia Welch for enrollment information.

Comprehensive Financial Management Training
Course	Objective
Beginning the Journey	Explores the importance of planning and developing specific, measurable and time-oriented goals based on family values. Helps participants begin to develop a personal short-term savings goal and set priorities.
Cash Attitudes	Identifies consumerism vs. wealth building attitudes and how our cash attitudes influence our financial habits. Explores finance and savings behaviors of American families. Introduces participants to basic money management tools
Closing Financial Leaks	Facilitates understanding between basic and discretionary expenses. Encourages participants to identify financial leaks in their household that would prevent them from living within their means. Creates awareness of current financial status.
Budgeting Applications	Participants are taught step-by-step how to prepare a spending plan that will work, analyze their total monthly expenses and determine the amount of money available to pay off debt. Offers participants various cost savings tips to reduce expenditures, live inexpensively and maintain their budgets.
Credit I	Explains the use and misuse of credit, how to check and clean participant credit reports. Helps participants understanding the benefits of repairing credit and improving credit scoring.
Credit II	Focuses on consumer rights, communication and negotiating with creditors and collection agencies and developing a plan to restore financial integrity.
Debt Elimination	Equips participants with techniques to get out of debt and stay out of debt. Identifies the effects of compound interest relating to debt and the benefits of compound interest in investment.
Investment	Explores different methods of investment, financial advisors and fund managers. Helps participants understand the risk and rate of return on different types of investments.
Insurance	Provides and overview of life, disability, auto and homeowners insurance. Emphasizes the importance of insuring your assets and shows participants how to purchase insurance appropriate for their needs.

Financial Freedom BootCamp©
Course	Objective
Enlisting	Identifies consumerism vs. wealth building attitudes and how our cash attitudes influence our financial habits. Explores the importance of planning and developing specific, measurable and time-oriented goals based on individual values.
Basic Training	Explores savings and finance behaviors of American families. Focuses on narrowing participants' scope to identify personal financial leaks in their household that would prevent them from living within their means. Participants are taught step-by-step how to prepare a spending plan that will work.
Site Adjustment	Explains the use and misuse of credit, how to check and clean participant credit reports. Helps participants understanding the benefits of repairing credit and improving credit scoring.
Hand-to-Hand Combat	Focuses on consumer rights, communication and negotiating with creditors and collection agencies and developing a plan to restore financial integrity.
Tactical Maneuvers	Equips participants with techniques to get out of debt and stay out of debt. Identifies the effects of compound interest relating to debt and the benefits of compound interest in investment.
War Games	Uses activities to pull all the information learned together preparing participants to apply it to their personal lives.