ABOUT US

FYI Inc. is a financial, health wellness and inspirational one-stop educational platform where members have access to information at their fingertips – and for a minimal investment.

We were created to fill the void on the one-stop shop information highway. It is a community where the focus is on financial improvement, where we share how to develop new habits – from your money to your personal health and wellness. FYI has spent countless years compiling a plethora of informational tools to benefit the American public.

We are transforming the culture of personal finance and enabling millions of Americans to improve their financial security.

Everyone deserves the opportunity to build financial wealth, have better credit scores, rein in their spending via a budget and learn how to exist in their space without the fear of calls from collections, wondering if they will be approved for credit cards, a mortgage or even a new car – and to have control over how they learn it and ingest information at their own pace.

Financial literacy is for all – this means every sector of America, every person regardless of age, gender or ethnicity – regardless of where they stand in the economic line should have access to an affordable space that raises one’s financial literacy.

Our role is to pull together the very best resources when it comes to financial wellness, money, health, and overall wellness – then make it available to the masses in the form of an affordable membership.

What is Financial Literacy

“Financial literacy is the possession of skills that allows people to make smart decisions with their money and ultimately their credit. When you have this skill set, you’re able to understand the major financial issues most people face i.e., emergencies, debts, investments, and beyond. Financially literate people know their way around a budget, know how to leverage credit.


Here is also what we know regarding financial literacy – based on the stats that we’ve already considered, it’s fair to guess that most people don’t know how to handle their money, or on how to address their credit scores. And while there’s no one sure way to measure how many people are financially literate, the mere fact 79 million people have a credit score lower than six hundred is an indicator.”

“Financial literacy is the possession of skills that allows people to make smart decisions with their money and ultimately their credit. When you have this skill set, you’re able to understand the major financial issues most people face i.e., emergencies, debts, investments, and beyond. Financially literate people know their way around a budget, know how to leverage credit.

Here is also what we know regarding financial literacy – based on the stats that we’ve already considered, it’s fair to guess that most people don’t know how to handle their money, or on how to address their credit scores. And while there’s no one sure way to measure how many people are financially literate, the mere fact 79 million people have a credit score lower than six hundred is an indicator.”