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Welcome to your personal money coach, Cal State East Bay students!
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Finanli is your personal money coach in your pocket to help you get your financial adulting right.
💸 Learn personal finance basics without the complicated technical jargons.
💪🏻 Build confidence by learning about money topics that you always wished you knew more about.
🤔 Understand why you’re doing what you’re doing and why you’re not doing what you should be doing, when it comes to money.
💡 Gain clarity on your options and take guided steps towards taking control of your finances and taking action towards your financial goals and dreams.
👯 Connect with Cal State East Bay's community to learn and grow together.
Step 1: Create a FREE account with your Cal State East Bay email, using this link.
Step 2: Download the Finanli app
Step 3: Log in to the app to get started!
If you prefer using a web browser, use this link to log in.
Need help? Send us an email at hello@finanli.com
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Kayla
"I felt more confident in starting to invest, it didn't feel as overwhelming and opened up a Roth IRA! The content was easily consumable and it was fun instead of scary and finance-broey."
Erlinda
"You just want to keep going because it is very interesting, and not boring or intimidating as you would expect given the subject matter. It kept me intrigued the entire time."
Alex
"I really enjoyed how informative the app was. The information provided by the app was very relevant to my need and things that I want to accomplish to a healthy financial and money life."
Kim
"It is user friendly, easy to follow and understand as it is high level, and doesn't get too technical. It kept me interested throughout all the modules."
James
"I wish this app was around in my 20s when I got my first job. I think I’d be in much better shape financially today."
Nicole
"I really enjoyed the content - there was a lot I thought I knew about but really didn't understand enough and it was explained in a way where I didn't feel bad about myself for not knowing. I also think the analogies (like the ice cream one for investing) is super helpful in understanding money but not making it feel as intimidating."