Prosper Centers

Financial Coaching


Financial Coaching is a free service provided by trained volunteers who can work with you one-on-one to make sure you have the tools, resources, and encouragement you need to reach your financial goals. Through a partnership with Fig Loans, financial coaching clients may be eligible for a Fresh Start Loan, which has an interest rate significantly lower than a payday or title loan.
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Make a Coaching Appointment

Please read the following letter of agreement prior to scheduling an appointment.

Letter of Agreement

Please use the scheduler below to set up an appointment.

For questions about the program, call (737) 236-0784.
If you do not see an appointment available, please check back again at a later date; appointments typically become available on a weekly basis.


What We Help With

Loans
A Fresh Start loan helps borrowers build credit, while saving them over $500 in the long run. This flexible loan never charges extra fees and offers APRs significantly below typical payday and title loans, regardless of a borrower’s credit score.
Credit
Our credit building services include learning how to check your credit, reviewing it with you, and creating a plan for improving your score.
Debt
We help identify any debt in collections and create a plan for reducing and resolving outstanding debt.
Budget
Budget planning is creating and maintaining a budget and then using it to help guide financial decisions. Our partnership with YNAB (You Need a Budget) allows our clients access to a year-long subscription to a personal budgeting app for free.
Savings
We help determine your financial goals and a savings plan that will help you save for a specific event or goal.
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How Money Smart Are You? is a suite of 14 games and related resources about everyday financial topics. It’s based on FDIC’s award-winning Money Smart program.

To play the games, register your account through our organization, “Prosper Centers.”

Play the Games