Money + Credit Workshop

Practical Financial Discipline for Young Adults

A focused 2-hour workshop designed to help young adults understand how money habits today shape independence tomorrow.

Coming Soon

Registration: $75 per participant

This includes:
• Full workshop access
• Printed workbook
• Structured action framework
• Post-session summary email

Pre-registration required.
Limited seating to maintain discussion quality.

What This Workshop Covers

Credit as Reputation

What credit actually measures
How missed payments affect opportunity
Why consistency matters more than income
The Real Cost of Borrowing

How interest works
Car loans vs. ego purchases
Why minimum payments are expensive
Renting, Leasing, and Approval Reality

What landlords look for
What lenders look for
Why preparation changes your options
Building From Zero

How to responsibly start building credit
Secured cards vs. authorized user
The first 12 months strategy
Financial Identity

Money as behavior
Discipline vs. impulse
Short-term decisions vs. long-term access
Participants will leave with:

A basic credit-building action plan
A realistic understanding of borrowing
Clear next steps

It’s a clear look at how discipline, decisions, and delayed gratification determine financial freedom.

Ideal for:
• High school seniors
• Recent graduates
• Young adults preparing for college or the workforce
• Alumni of The Standard Fellowship

This workshop is part of The Standard Pathway:

Bootcamp → Fellowship → Workshops → Alumni

Each stage builds discipline, structure, and real-world readiness.
Workshops strengthen practical skills that support long-term independence.