75% of surveyed women who complete one of our boot camps take SOME action through class. While what you will achieve will vary based on your personal finance, most women trim some spending (e.g., an unused subscription), increase their 401K savings, transfer cash from their bank accounts to an investing account so it can start growing, and make a plan to pay off debt (student loan, credit card or mortgage) faster. Even a small change in behavior (saving 4% more of a typical post-MBA salary), can lead to large savings later in life. For example, investing ~$6K / year more in an IRA or 401K over the next 30 years could translate to $566.8K more in retirement. When you compare that to the course fee, class more than pays for itself.

The "on-demand" version of the class includes 6-hours of recordings which can be taken at your own pace.  There is also an Excel workbook that includes exercises that accompany each class.  These exercises range from helping you calculate your net worth to modeling your future retirement and the tax-implications of a Roth versus a traditional accounts. 

Class includes PowerPoint slides and a single Excel workbook with exercises to complete after every class.  Most of the Excel assignments require you to really dig into your own numbers to figure out where your 401K is invested or how much you're spending each month.  The first lesson is thought exercise to think about your goals and past money behaviors. While this is less quantitative than the main class materials, it's an important first step.  You can take a look at the first class assignment that helps lay the foundation of your financial journey here.