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Everyday Money Habits · Tracker

Your ten-week tracker.

One sheet for the whole course — the one move you make each session, kept somewhere the next session can look back at. That's what turns ten meetings into one course you can watch yourself walk.

  • Classroom
  • Beginner
Name
Date
Audience
For anyone walking the ten-week course — leader or saver
Time
One line per week, ten weeks
Materials
A pen · your one move from each session
Objective

Track the ten-week course one move at a time — write the one move each session, tick it once made, and open the next session by looking back.

Use this when

You're running or taking the ten-week course and want each session to open on the last one's move, not a blank page.

How to use this

  1. At the end of each session, write the one move you named out loud.
  2. Tick the box once you've actually made it — not before.
  3. Open the next session by reading last week's move back, yours or around the room.

Leading a group? The coordinator guide covers the same looking-back beat; this is the sheet each person keeps. It followsthe ten-week course in order.

The Foundations semester · weeks 1–6

Money's two jobsThe move I made
Your first paycheckThe move I made
Three months in a coffee canThe move I made
The match is part of your payThe move I made
Time beats amountThe move I made
Where the next dollar goesThe move I made

The adult track · weeks 7–10

Debt, the honest wayThe move I made
Which account, and whyThe move I made
The insurance you actually needThe move I made
Giving & what you leaveThe move I made

Looking back

Ten weeks in — which one move changed the most?

Based on the ten-week course.

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