Learning about money alongside peers creates a different kind of understanding. Our group workshops bring financial concepts to life through discussion, real examples, and structured exercises — without selling anything or recommending specific products.
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How credit cards work in Mexico — CAT, minimum payments, interest calculations, and the mechanics of revolving credit. This session focuses on understanding the product before using it, not on whether to get one.
90 minutes
An exploration of different savings approaches — the envelope method, automatic transfers, tandas, digital savings accounts — and how each one interacts with different income patterns and spending habits.
2 hoursBuilding a personal budget that accounts for the realities of Mexican working life — informal income, IMSS deductions, seasonal expenses like Día de Muertos or quinceañeras, and family financial obligations that often fall outside standard budgeting templates.
2 hoursA neutral look at consumer debt — not a lecture about avoiding it, but a clear explanation of how different debt types work, what the real costs are, and what questions to ask when evaluating any credit product. Includes BNPL schemes and personal loans.
2 hoursHow to define, structure, and work toward a financial goal over a 1-3 year horizon. The session covers goal-setting frameworks, the relationship between current habits and future outcomes, and how to adjust plans when circumstances change.
90 minutesBehavioral finance concepts applied to everyday decisions — why we make the financial choices we do, what cognitive patterns influence spending and saving, and how awareness of these patterns can support more intentional decision-making.
90 minutesEach workshop is designed to be practical and discussion-based rather than lecture-style. Participants engage with real scenarios and leave with a clearer understanding of the topic.
Sessions adapted for students at different stages — from incoming freshmen to final-year students entering the job market for the first time.
Financial wellness programming for companies and organizations — delivered as part of employee development or wellbeing initiatives.
Accessible sessions for community organizations, neighborhood associations, and social programs serving young adults in various economic contexts.
Remote sessions available for groups outside Mexico City — same structured content, adapted for virtual delivery with interactive elements maintained.
