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SparkPoint financial coaching is great for students just starting out, recently single adults, those beginning to plan for their retirement, and really anyone who wants to improve their financial understanding and status. In our coaching program, members define their goals and set priorities for their sessions. Our coaches provide support and the tools to help you track your money, create budgets, boost savings, improve credit, reduce debt, and learn to invest.
Program membership is free and members are able to take advantage of our expert staff, abundant tools, and strong network of partners. Through regular coaching sessions, participants will dramatically improve their financial literacy, learn to objectively evaluate their own financial position, and be prepared to make informed choices to build wealth and financial security.
Our financial coaching and education helps people transform their overall finances, so they can rise beyond subsistence-living and thrive, working towards a goal of financial prosperity. Defined here as a self-sufficient income which includes three months of savings, a credit score of 700 or above and no revolving debt.
We accomplish our work through one-on-one coaching and give clients an opportunity to take advantage of our expert staff, abundant tools, and strong network of partners.
Much of our Financial & Credit Coaching work is grounded in the United Way Bay Area’s SparkPoint model. Participants commit to being in our program for at least six months, working with a coach to identify personal goals, create an action plan, and meet regularly to check in on progress and problem-solve around barriers.
We also partner with local banks, colleges, county offices, and other nonprofits to provide a hub of integrated services that put long-term financial security within reach.
Creating and sticking to a budget
Getting free help with taxes
Reducing debt
Improving your credit score
Saving for college, and more.
Tracking income and expenses
Increasing savings
Learning to invest
In your first appointment, we need to gather actual numbers for your income and expenses. As such, please bring the following documents and information with you:
Once you decide to become a coaching member, you will receive links to two online forms to complete before your first session. If for some reason you do not receive the link or have questions, please email clientintake@camarin.org.
In the meantime, you can download a copy of our Bilingual First Appointment Checklist here.
Come join Community Action Marin at the Marin County Cooperation Team’s and the Southern Marin Community Response Team “Heart and Student Health Day”! Stop by […]