Why Understanding Beats Memorization
Most financial education focuses on rules and formulas. Students memorize ratios, learn calculation methods, and practice techniques. But when real situations arise, they struggle to adapt what they've learned.
Our students consistently report feeling more confident making financial decisions because they understand the reasoning behind each concept, not just the mechanics.
We've found that when people grasp why certain financial principles work, they naturally develop better judgment. They can evaluate new situations, spot potential problems, and make informed choices even in scenarios they've never encountered before.
