UNBIASED FINANCIAL KNOWLEDGE

Personal finance made simple

Take the first step towards your financial independence.

WHY IT MATTERS

Financial independence starts with trusted guidance

Having access to a source of unbiased financial knowledge helps you on your path towards financial independence and well being.

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LIFELONG IMPACT

The choices you make have a lifelong impact

Our goal is to help you feel more confident with your financial decisions and habits.

OUR PLATFORM

Financial Building Blocks®

Our program is designed to make it easy for you to learn the basics of personal finance.

Free for individuals
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Focused 100% on education

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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

Build confidence and showcase your achievements

Track your progress across certificate programs, view earned credentials, and continue building your financial literacy skills. Completed certificates can be downloaded or shared on LinkedIn.

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FOR INDIVIDUALS

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“Very nicely designed! I found it easy to navigate and the graphics are appealing as well. The informal tone is approachable and accessible for many users. I enjoy how each economic term/policy is introduced with a high-level description without any assumptions on previous knowledge.”

Minh, undergraduate student at Williams College
“Choices you make now while in college can have significant implications on your financial life after college. By gaining control of your money habits now, you can start to think about your priorities and how you might be able to make better choices.”

David, Financial Assistance Associate Director at Boston University
“By providing access to tools like Kindros, we want students to get beyond the noise to make sure they learn sound habits that will serve them well in the long term. It’s all about having confidence in, and autonomy over, your financial decisions.”

Pedro, Director of Boston University Wellbeing Project
“I found Kindros to be very accessible and it was easy to understand where to start. I liked how it took you through a conversation. It was much less boring than reading a text book. Kindros makes it very clear why this content is relevant for my own life.”

Caroline, student at Harvard College
“I can share that from my standpoint there is definite student interest and need in this area; in fact financial literacy/wellness is one of the top priorities I’ve been hearing in recent conversations with students.”

McKenzie, Administrator at Babson College

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Personal finance made simple

Financial independence starts with trusted guidance

The choices you make have a lifelong impact

Financial Building Blocks®

Build confidence and showcase your achievements

Start your journey today

“Very nicely designed! I found it easy to navigate and the graphics are appealing as well. The informal tone is approachable and accessible for many users. I enjoy how each economic term/policy is introduced with a high-level description without any assumptions on previous knowledge.”

“Choices you make now while in college can have significant implications on your financial life after college. By gaining control of your money habits now, you can start to think about your priorities and how you might be able to make better choices.”

“By providing access to tools like Kindros, we want students to get beyond the noise to make sure they learn sound habits that will serve them well in the long term. It’s all about having confidence in, and autonomy over, your financial decisions.”

“I found Kindros to be very accessible and it was easy to understand where to start. I liked how it took you through a conversation. It was much less boring than reading a text book. Kindros makes it very clear why this content is relevant for my own life.”

“I can share that from my standpoint there is definite student interest and need in this area; in fact financial literacy/wellness is one of the top priorities I’ve been hearing in recent conversations with students.”