Most of us graduated high school knowing the quadratic formula… but not how to file taxes, choose insurance, or use a credit card responsibly.
We learned through trial and error. Sometimes expensive ones.

• Only 17 states in the U.S. require a personal finance class to graduate.

• 73% of Americans say they’ve made a major money mistake before age 30.

• The average household carries over $7,000 in credit card debt.

You’ve worked too hard to watch your kids repeat the same cycle.

That’s why I created The Glow-Up Financial Literacy Program—interactive workshops that teach real-world money skills to middle and high school students with parents learning alongside them.

These aren’t lectures. They’re life lessons wrapped in relatable stories, hands-on challenges, and tools your family can actually use.

Students learn:
• How to build a budget they’ll actually follow
• The truth about credit cards, debt, and saving early
• How taxes, insurance, and investing really work
• How to use tech and banking apps safely

And parents? You’ll leave feeling empowered to guide them with fresh clarity about your own money moves.

Imagine your teenager understanding how to manage their first paycheck.
Imagine dinner conversations about goals, not bills.
Imagine your family breaking the cycle of “figuring it out later.”

This program helps you build that future together with confidence first, wealth next.

Developed by Terrina Taylor, certified MBE/WBE business owner and financial literacy advocate, this program combines years of entrepreneurship, mentorship, and real-life money experience.
Our curriculum aligns with national financial-education standards and is supported by community partners across Baltimore.

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Join the Waitlist for The Glow-Up Financial Literacy Program
Spots are limited for each session so we can keep the experience personal.

Join the waitlist today and you’ll:
✅ Be the first to know when enrollment opens
✅ Receive exclusive early-bird pricing
✅ Get a free copy of  “The Family Money Glow-Up Guide”  to begin learning now