The fundamentals of personal financial literacy start here.
What we know.
13.8%
U.S. households in 2019 that had no account at an insured institution.1
46%
Individuals lacking a rainy day fund to cover expenses for three months.2
Tyehimba & Associates has a two-pronged approach to teaching basic to advanced financial education concepts and strategies.
Our chief belief is that the basic principles of money management go far beyond printed paper. Managing finances is less about the money and more about managing behavior. Our approach conveys to learners that discipline, self-assessment, commitment and other intangibles are the foundational building blocks to basic financial security. In short, “Money Talks” is not just about money.
We bring our finanical situations into the classroom.
Secondly, we communicate openly and honestly with participants about money. During the sessions, we share our real-world, personal examples of financial scenarios encountered and overcome. Tyehimba & Associates’ unique personal and professional experiences give us a level of authenticity that yields an increase in engagement, interaction and retention of the information. Our workshop facilitators believe in transparency and therefore, we bring our financial situations into the classroom which allows our participants the opportunity to learn from our successes and our missteps alike.
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