For businesses & organizations

Financial educationfor your people.

The Community Education Program brings short, plain-language sessions on financial protection to workplaces, nonprofits, churches, and community groups — at no cost and with no sales presentation.

What it is

A session, not
a seminar pitch.

Most financial "lunch and learns" are sales events wearing an education costume. These sessions are the opposite: 30 to 45 minutes of practical explanation, questions welcome, and no one asked to sign anything.

A workplace financial education session

Topics

Choose what fits your group.

Understanding Your Benefits

What workplace coverage typically includes, what it usually doesn't, and what happens when employment ends.

Protection Basics

Term, whole life, and final expense explained in plain language, without product recommendations.

Money Organization

Practical habits for tracking income and expenses — useful for employees and side-business owners alike.

Self-Employed Essentials

Recordkeeping and tax-season preparation for contractors and 1099 earners in your community.

Hosting

Simple to arrange.

IReach out

Share your group, size, and what would be most useful.

IIChoose a topic

Pick a session and format — in person or virtual.

IIISchedule

Set a date and time that works around your team's day.

IVHost

A 30–45 minute session with time for questions at the end.

Community education

Bring clarity
to your team.

Tell us about your group and we'll suggest a session that fits.