About The Course
This course will be teaching you what financial literacy is and the reason it's essential in obtaining financial freedom. During this course I will be covering several important components that financial literacy consists of. ELTE Financial Academy will be a 9 week long course. Each week a new module will be released and covered. The only exception is week 9 since that will be graduation week with the final zoom call. Also, the Bonus module will be released after the final zoom call for graduation. I've given you multiple bonuses that I will keep mysterious until the end of the course! However, one of the bonuses is BUSINESS-CREDIT! Below is the list of core modules we will go over during the course.
- Saving Money
- Budgeting
- Utilizing Credit/Managing Debt
- Investing
- Using Life Insurance
- Taxes
- Increasing Income
- Financial Security
I launched ELTE Financial Academy to educate as many people as possible in what's most important. You could be earning more then enough income, but if you're financially illiterate then you will find yourself never being able to get ahead in life. Regardless of your visual career path, your current occupation, or passion of interest this is vital. This is the foundation to financial freedom and will help you elevate your financial position and change the trajectory for you and your family.
What You're Going To Get
- Easy To Follow Lectures
- Certificate Upon Completing Course
- 9 Modules (8-Core, 1-Bonus)
- Members Only Facebook Group
- Weekly Live Coaching Calls
What's Inside ELTE Financial Academy?
About The Author
Hi, I'm Imanuel Brown,
I'm a double business owner who loves to reach out and help elevate others. In addition to this financial literacy course I also run a credit repair company (AOW Services) as well. After diving into personal finance, obsessing over it, and becoming more and more educated, I noticed many people lacked the knowledge in this space.
Which is what led me to creating and structuring this online course for the public. The deeper I got into this space the clearer the difference between poverty and wealth became. I'm a product from poverty, so I can relate to living paycheck to paycheck and paycheck to Monday. I always wondered how come we were poor and less fortunate. More importantly though, my background and upbringing became my burning desire for me to break through and reach financial freedom.
I made it all the way through school to graduating high school as an honors student. I come from a low curriculum, academic watch high school, by the name of Woodward Career Technical High School. I'm not ashamed to speak and let that be known because I beat the odds and outweighed statistics and the stereotypes. After high school I furthered my education at the University of Cincinnati where I earned my Bachelors Degree in Accounting. I also finished my college career as an honors student with several dean's list awards. I'm not saying college isn't necessary or a waste, but the majority of the information I learned in personal finance I did not learn in college. That is the scariest part because higher education is set on a pedestal in the eyes of society.
My goal has always been, and still is to give people who come from my community and similar communities the hope and motivation they need to live a fulfilling life despite where they come from and what they've been through!
