Get expert help with your finances
Unsure about money decisions? You’re not alone — more than half of Americans feel the same. Get free financial coaching from Ent’s Certified Credit Union Financial Counselors (CCUFC) to make smart, confident money choices. You can get expert advice about these topics and more:
Debt repayment
Discover strategies to help you pay down your debt more efficiently.
Spending plan
Create a plan for your spending and go over a cash-flow analysis.
Credit
Get personalized guidance on building or rebuilding your credit.
Saving
Build an emergency fund and set long-term and short-term savings goals.
Book an appointment
We have financial coaches at many of our service centers along the Front Range. Find a service center near you to book an appointment.
No nearby service centers? Schedule a virtual appointment
What to expect
15-min consultation
Schedule a free 15-minute call with a financial coach to discuss your financial priorities and schedule your first coaching session.
Documents needed
We may ask that you bring in 3 months of financial statements so we can get a clear picture of your current situation.
Your first session
Your financial coach will walk you through a personalized budget analysis and provide insights and next steps to achieve your goals.
Ongoing support
Further sessions can help you refine your financial plan and make adjustments to keep your goals on track.
Get monthly money tips — for free
Sign up for the Ent’s Two Cents email. You’ll get advice on financial wellness topics like budgeting and saving, debt management, breaking the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle and more. Plus, you’ll be the first to know about upcoming webinars and special giveaways.
Financial coaching FAQs
Yes, our financial coaches do offer virtual sessions. Click here to schedule a virtual financial coaching session.
Yes, financial coaching is available for both Ent members and nonmembers.
Yes, financial coaching is here to help you improve your financial quality of life and is provided to you at no cost.
Financial coaches can provide guidance and education on topics such as budgeting, saving, credit building and debt repayment strategies. They do not provide advice concerning investments, financial products, taxes or legal matters.
Financial coaches may also recommend that you speak with partner organizations or third-party specialists for certain topics including, but not limited to:
- Bankruptcy
- Debt management programs (may have associated costs)
Ent Credit Union does not provide tax, legal or accounting advice.
A financial coach helps individuals create a personalized plan to achieve their financial goals. They provide guidance on budgeting, saving, and debt management, as well as strategies for improving credit scores and building wealth.
Working with a financial coach can be a valuable investment in your financial well-being. They can help you identify areas for improvement, create a tailored plan, and provide ongoing support to help you achieve your goals. With a financial coach, you can gain clarity, confidence, and control over your finances, leading to a more stable and secure financial future.
A financial advisor typically provides investment advice and manages assets, while a financial coach takes a more holistic approach. They focus on helping clients develop healthy financial habits, improve their financial literacy, and achieve their overall financial goals. A financial coach may not provide investment advice but instead helps clients make informed decisions about their financial lives.