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Compare age groups, learning goals, formats, and enrollment details. Programs begin with a $97 self-guided resource and extend to structured youth, adult, family, and leadership pathways.
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All prices shown here apply only to financial education, curriculum materials, workshops, and learning support. They do not pay for representation, disputes, bureau or creditor contact, score changes, approvals, or work performed on a participant’s behalf.
A joyful introduction to stewardship, responsibility, gratitude, and the save–spend–give rhythm.
One-time founding household access. Suggested standard tuition: $197.
Practical money habits paired with leadership, service, public speaking, and a first look at entrepreneurship.
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Financial knowledge, career readiness, entrepreneurship, and leadership for teens preparing for adulthood.
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A practical foundation for financial independence and the major money decisions of early adulthood.
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A focused educational starting point for understanding money systems, strengthening financial habits, and building a practical 90-day learning plan.
Education and planning only. No credit-outcome guarantees.
A flexible, education-only learning experience with recorded lessons, practical tools, and a guided 90-day action plan.
Founding cohort begins September 2026.
The complete self-paced curriculum plus live teaching, accountability, community, and a personalized financial wellness roadmap.
Founding cohort begins September 2026.
Structured family conversations about vision, stewardship, protection, investing concepts, and generational impact.
Legal and investment decisions require qualified professionals.
Preparation for leaders who want to facilitate the 369 curriculum with clarity, ethics, and confidence.
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Leadership development for people representing the 369 mission through service, outreach, and mentorship.
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A focused educational resource for exploring biblical stewardship and strengthening practical financial habits.
Published price from the approved program materials.
A structured intake and readiness pathway for organizing your funding request, business profile, financial documents, and next questions.
No approval, rate, term, limit, or funding amount is guaranteed.
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369 Learning Tree provides general financial education and a separate business-funding readiness intake. Education programs do not include credit-report disputes, contact with bureaus or creditors, guaranteed score changes, legal advice, or personalized investment advice. A funding-readiness review may use authorized business or consumer credit information for funding evaluation, but approval, rates, terms, limits, and funding are never guaranteed.