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PROGRAM OUTLINE

If you are Interested in a program, please email us at the link below 

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TRADEFITNESS OPTIONS

One Mission: Financial Wellness

21 Day Program

 

 

Youth Financial Wellness Collaboration

Emphasis:

Day 1· Financial literacy fundamentals

Day 2-3· Budgeting, saving, credit and debt reduction

Day 4· Stock-market fundamentals

Day 5-7· Options-market education

Day 8-12· The Options Wheel Strategy — understanding cash-secured puts, assignment, and covered calls, including risks and appropriate use

Day 13-15· Responsible risk management

Day 16· Fitness and physical wellness

Day 17· Nutrition and food budgeting

Day 18· Career, technology and practical life skills

Day 19-20· Goal setting and financial decision-making

Day 21 Quiz

 

Senior Financial Wellness Bridge

Emphasis:

Day 1· Financial literacy and financial decision-making

Day 2-3· Financial planning considerations following the loss of a spouse — organizing finances, understanding accounts and expenses, avoiding financial scams, and identifying appropriate professional resources

Day 4-10· Investment and options education

· Covered Call Strategy — understanding how covered calls work, potential income, opportunity cost, assignment risk, and downside risk

Day 11-13· Risk management and preservation of capital

Day 13-14· Technology and digital financial skills

Day 15-17· Fitness and healthy aging

Day 18· Nutrition

Day 20· Life skills and maintaining independence

Day 21- Final Quiz

 

Intergenerational Learning

(5 day program)

Emphasis:

· Financial Literacy

· Trading & Investing Education

· Fitness

· Nutrition

· Life Skills

· Mentorship

“Youth learn strategies for building financial knowledge and assets. Seniors learn strategies for managing financial transitions, resources, and independence. Both generations learn from one another.”

 

Educational and Risk Disclaimer

The Options Wheel Strategy and covered calls should be presented as financial education, not as strategies that guarantee income or are appropriate for everyone. Options involve substantial risk. Senior financial-planning content concerning the loss of a spouse should emphasize education and professional guidance rather than individualized investment advice.

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