A financial coach is an advisor who assists individuals in achieving their financial goals by teaching money management skills, including savings strategies, financial planning, and debt reduction. They focus on enhancing financial literacy and addressing the behavioral and emotional aspects of money management. While they provide guidance on improving money habits, it’s important to note that financial coaches typically do not offer investment advice. A financial coach typically engages in ongoing sessions with their clients to work towards specific financial goals. It’s essential to identify a particular area of your financial life where you need assistance before entering into a coaching relationship. For example, if you struggle with spending, your coach may guide you in setting financial goals and monitoring your expenses over a few weeks to identify spending patterns and areas for improvement. 
A financial coach can assist you in: 
Learning Money Basics and how to secure your financial future.

1. Understanding your spending habits.
2. Creating a personalized budget.
3. Developing a comprehensive financial plan.
4. Addressing the emotional aspects of managing money.
5. Establishing and growing an emergency fund.
6. Managing and reducing debt.

   However, if you’re seeking investment recommendations or portfolio management, it’s important to note that a financial coach typically does not provide these services. In such cases, you may want to consider working with a licensed financial advisor.