Empower Your Finances
Practical classes and one-on-one support to help you budget, save, reduce debt, build credit, and start investing—without the jargon.
Financial Literacy FAQs
What is financial literacy?
Financial literacy is the knowledge and day-to-day skills to make wise money choices—how you earn, spend, save, borrow, protect, and invest.
How can I improve my finances?
Start small and be consistent:
Track spending and create a simple budget
Build an emergency fund ($500–$1,000 to start)
Tackle high-interest debt first
Build healthy credit habits (on-time, low balances)
Automate savings and bills
Learn the basics of long-term investing
Our workshops include worksheets, tools, and optional coaching to put this into action.
Who can benefit from programs?
Anyone. Individuals and families at any income level—first job to retirement, unhoused or newly housed, justice-involved, ESL speakers. No prior knowledge required.
Budgeting & banking safely
Credit building & debt reduction
Emergency savings & goal planning
Understanding benefits and local resources
Tax basics & fraud/identity-theft prevention
Introduction to investing (e.g., index funds)
Setting up a simple money system (apps/spreadsheets)
What topics are covered?
How do I enroll?
Register on our website or contact us to reserve a spot. Sessions are offered in Woonsocket and online. Programs are free for participants.
Limitless Living transformed my understanding of finances and gave me the confidence to invest wisely.
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