
Ages 18–25 · 13 Weeks · Self-Paced · Capstone Program
You move out, accept a job offer, choose an apartment, and make 13 weeks of compounding financial decisions. Every choice affects the next, missed savings in Week 3 affects investment capacity in Week 8. A bad credit decision surfaces as a higher loan rate in Week 12. Week 13 produces your complete, personalized 10-year financial roadmap. This is adult financial life, practiced before the stakes are real.
Net worth snapshot. The cost of waiting. Give percentage set before anything else.
Checking vs. savings. Interest on savings. First sales recorded and deposited.
HYSA vs. standard savings. Emergency fund first. Automating savings, removing willpower from the equation.
Credit utilization. First card offer. How one missed payment affects your score and for exactly how long.
Avalanche vs. snowball, which costs less, which feels better. True cost of carrying a balance.
W-2 vs. 1099. Deductions most young adults miss. What a refund really means.
Job loss simulation. Health, renters, and life insurance. Whole Life vs. Term, what the salesperson won't tell you.
Index funds and ETFs. Dollar-cost averaging. 20-year growth projection built from your actual numbers.
Asset allocation. Diversification. Rebalancing. Fee comparison, self-directed vs. advisor, modeled side by side.
Roth IRA vs. 401(k). Employer matching. Starting at 22 vs. 32, the gap modeled visually.
Charitable giving tax impact modeled. Donor-advised funds. Lifetime giving goal set.
Buy a car, rent vs. buy a home, or start a side business, fully modeled and stress-tested.
All 13 weeks of decisions compiled. Net worth snapshot. Personal roadmap milestones by age 25, 30, 35. The habits that compound.
Job offer, apartment choices, account setup, the full move-out scenario
Monthly budget tracker across all 13 weeks of compounding decisions
With 20-year growth projection and self-directed portfolio builder
Roth IRA and 401(k) comparison with employer match modeling
US tax filing guide, W-2, 1099, deductions, and what a refund really means
This is what you'll walk away with: your personal financial roadmap. Net worth trajectory. Milestones by age 25, 30, and 35. The exact habits that compound, built from your own decisions across 13 weeks. Most personal finance courses end with knowledge you'll forget. This one ends with a plan you'll actually use.
You're not learning theory. You're already choosing between two apartments, picking a 401(k) match, deciding whether $300 goes to debt or savings. Money Launched™ runs the simulation with real numbers and real math
and zero actual money at risk.
13 weeks isn't a deadline, it's a structure. Move at the pace your life allows. The decisions compound whether you finish in 13 weeks or 26. What matters is finishing with the roadmap in hand.
Most personal finance courses end with knowledge you'll forget. Money Launched™ ends with your 10-year financial plan, net worth snapshot, milestones by age 25/30/35, the habits that compound. Something you'll actually use the day after Week 13.
Money Launched™ is the culmination of the entire pathway, the program that takes everything learned from ages 5 through 18 and applies it to the highest-stakes financial decisions of early adulthood. The capstone. The launch.
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