Personal Finance Course That Will Set You on a Path to Financial Independence
Why Everyone Needs a Good Financial Education
- Financial independence and early retirement
- Money basics
- Budgeting
- Cars
- Houses
- Long-term investing
Top 2 Financial Misconceptions Common among the Younger Generations
Mistake #1: Comparing Ourselves to Older Generations


Mistake #2: "I Have Years to Get My Finances Under Control"
What Makes for a Great Personal Finance Course
Details, Details, Details
Our course is broken down into nuggets that focus on individual facets of personal finance. We get into the nitty-gritty, explaining why each topic matters and how it works.
Actionable Advice
A personal finance course should give you more than book smarts — it should also show you all the steps you need to take along the path to financial success.
Real-life Experiences of People Like You
Our content is written by people who understand your situation. It's for millennials and Gen Zers, by authors of the same age groups. The authors are real people who figured out their finances for themselves — sometimes the hard way — and want to help you avoid making the same mistakes.
Backed by Actual Finance Experts
To make our recommendations even more valuable, we bring in an expert with years of leadership experience in finance. The course is endorsed by several prominent people in the personal finance sector, including Suzanne Nora Johnson, former vice-chairman of The Goldman Sachs Group and Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, author of Zero Debt and cofounder of a popular finance advice blog.
Resources and Calculators
Our resources and calculators will help turn your new knowledge into specific plans, habits, and rules of thumb. They'll show you how to make smart decisions and outline the benefits — and consequences — of actions you're considering, providing a glimpse at your current and future financial pictures.
Independent
We have no commitments to financial institutions. We won't be recommending any loans or credit cards that you don't need and shouldn't have.
Avoid Personal Finance Resources Like the Plague if They Do Any of The Following
- Give vague advice
- Pigeon-hole everyone into the same category
- Recommend credit cards, loans or other financial products that they get referral payments for. Being a Nerd with a Wallet doesn’t automatically mean your wallet is serving your life and happiness.
- Share or sell your personal finance data to third parties. Not everything that’s Minty is gold.
- Overpromise or promise rags-to-riches overnight
- Publish content by people who never experienced the same financial constraints as you

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