Helping individuals and families in struggling and marginalized communities receive financial education, financial support, and effectively handle the major financial issues most people face: emergencies, debts, investments, and beyond.

The Cliiimb Money channel provides knowledge, education, training, events coordination, community outreach, and strategic level consulting with a goal to increase overall financial awareness and education for individuals, families, and small businesses – especially those located in marginalized and underserved communities.

• For Most People, Money is Tight and Some Have No Savings Plan: Nearly four out of every five U.S. workers live paycheck to paycheck and over a quarter never save any money from month to month.
• A large portion of low income individuals results in bad credit, practices poor money management, pay more for everything they buy using credit for the same items individuals with good credit buy. 
• Poor financial education and planning directly reduces an individual chances of buying a home. 

• Most Believe They Will Die in Debt: Almost 75% of Americans are in some form of debt, and most assume they always will be.  Northwestern Mutual reported that 40% of Americans spend up to half of their monthly income in debt payments.
• Emergencies Aren’t Covered: Only 39% of Americans would be able to cover a $1,000 emergency if one happened to them today.
• Common Money Sense Isn’t So Common After All: The National Financial Educators Council (NFEC) reports that less than half (48%) of participants were able to pass a 30-question test that covered things like budgeting, paying bills, setting financial goals, and other personal finance-related topics.

The Cliiimb Money Channel will lead a new cross partnership model that will utilize technology E-Learning, financial coaching experts, relevant capital institutions partners who can bring resources and opportunities.

• Making sense of your money
  • Stretching your dollar
  • Financial planning begins now
  • Measuring your financial fitness
  • Implementing your financial plan
  • Basics of money management
• Taxes
  • How to pay income taxes
• Understanding loans and credit
  • The difference between credit cards and debit cards
  • How student loans work
• Understanding insurance
  • Understanding life insurance and types
  • Understanding basic health insurance and types
• Building your nest egg
  • Assessing your retirement income needs and options available
  • Managing money for your retirement
  • What a 401(k) is and how it works
  • Estate Planning – Introduction to and steps
• Investing
  • Introduction to personal investing and considerations
  • Understanding bonds (e.g savings bonds)
  • Understanding real estate investment trusts (REITs)
  • Understanding exchange-traded funds (ETFs) financial habits and behaviors
• Is the deal too good to be true?
  • Beware of scams – education
• Starting a family
  • Buying your first home
  • Baby and child support schemes
  • Buying a home within your means
  • Financial planning for families with special needs
  • Financial planning for employees in transition
• Money management for youth
  • Give your child “money sense”