Our Mission
Financial Education
Poor financial health is due to a lack of education - a knowledge problem. We start here and acknowledge that feelings and emotions ultimately drive our behaviors.
Community Support
The right environment to help develop healthier habits and support ongoing behavior change. Access to the tools, resources and systems through which this knowledge can be applied.
Capital Access
Findings from The National Financial Educators Council showed that 17.9% of survey participants reported losing more than $2,500 in 2021 because of financial illiteracy; and 37% indicated they had lost more than $500.
“the lack of personal financial knowledge costs U.S. households over $350 billion per year. Financial literacy is critically important to making healthier financial decisions, but financial literacy alone will fail because it’s only one piece of a much bigger puzzle that’s part community and part money”
Khala Monet
The Problem
Without a trust fund or an inheritance, it’s hard to build future wealth when today’s finances are so tight
- Nearly half of Americans don’t expect to have enough money to retire comfortably
- Credit card debt has reached its highest point ever
- 40% of Americans can’t afford a $400 emergency expense
Financial education alone, will always fail...
How It Works
●Account holder:
-Choose wealth building goal-Invite friends and family to subscribe to goal
●Subscribers-Commit to a monthly or annual amount
-Build money confidence together
●Partners-Supports TrustFundMe ecosystem by providing sound financial advice
●Social Impact
-Community Reinvestment
-Choose wealth building goal
-Build money confidence together
●Social Impact
-Community Reinvestment