CK Academy. The financial education our community always needed.

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What we're up against

Most Jewish couples start married life without ever being taught how money works.

Tuition. Yom Tov. The slow squeeze. By year five, half of them are carrying debt they cannot name.

Since 2023, Collective Kindness has helped more than 1,000 families dig their way back out.

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Where we come from

We spent three years pulling families out of debt. We got tired of meeting them too late.

Collective Kindness is the rescue arm. We sit with the family. We work the spreadsheet. We get them to zero, then past it.

CK Academy is how we stop the next thousand from ever needing us.

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Newlyweds

In our first course, we aim at newlyweds. Eight short video lessons for the year when every habit is still soft.

See the Newlyweds Course

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Getting Out of Debt

A practical course for couples and individuals working their way back to zero, and past it.

Get Out of Debt

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Single Moms

For women carrying the household alone. A course built around the actual math of single-parent life.

Join the Single Moms List

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Healthy Credit

How to use a credit card without it using you. For anyone starting from neutral.

Join the Credit List

The WorkScroll to Explore↓

Every student gets a real person. Not just a video.

A guidance counselor from the community. Someone who’s been at the same simchas, paid the same tuition, sat in the same kollel parking lot. They walk the material with the family for six weeks. The course teaches the math. The counselor turns it into a plan.

The financial education our community always needed.