Financial Planning For a Good Life
Financial Planning for a Good Life teaches you how reaching your money goals can improve your life. The training series includes tips for taking control of your money, hands-on activities, and explanations of everyday tasks—like setting up direct deposit, checking your credit score, or opening bank accounts
Ready to Start Working toward Your Good Life?
Use the buttons below to download the full Financial Planning for a Good Life guidebook or to explore individual modules.
What is Financial Planning for a Good Life?
Financial Planning for a Good Life is a guidebook to help people with disabilities handle their money in a way that fits their goals, values, and needs.
It includes nine modules, each covering a different key topic. Complete as many modules as you like, in whatever order you want.
After finishing the modules, you should have the tools to start creating your good life.
Training Details
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Individuals with disabilities who are interested in learning more about how money they earn can support their life goals
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During this training, you will:
Build skills and confidence to make money decisions
Learn practical strategies for managing your money
Set goals and make a plan for your financial future
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The guidebook includes nine modules. Each module should take 1–2 hours to finish.
You can complete modules at your own pace and in any order. Complete as many or as few as you want.
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There is no cost to do the training. Funding provided by the Division of Disability, Aging and Rehabilitative services covers the cost for all learners.
You can download all the modules right now, on the Training Modules page.
Modules in Financial Planning for a Good Life
Helping Someone Else Complete the Modules? Check Out Our Train-the-Trainer Series.
Register for a virtual Train-the-Trainer series to learn strategies, tools, and templates that will help you as you support those who work one-on-one with individuals with disabilities engage in financial planning for a Good Life.