Building Financial Confidence Through Real Understanding

We started goranexlivo in 2019 because we kept hearing the same frustration from people across Canberra and beyond. Financial education felt either too academic or too simplified. Nothing seemed to bridge that gap between theory and actually managing money in real life.

So we built something different. Something practical.

2,400+
Learners Supported
6 Years
Teaching Experience
94%
Satisfaction Rating
Financial education workshop session with learners reviewing budget planning materials
Our Approach

Learning That Actually Sticks

Here's what we figured out early on. People don't need more information about finances. They need someone to help them make sense of what they already know and fill in the gaps that matter.

That's why our programs focus on real situations. We work through actual budgets, not theoretical ones. We discuss real debt scenarios, not textbook examples. And we help people build systems that work with their lives, not against them.

  • Context Matters

    We adapt our teaching to where you're actually at, not where a curriculum says you should be.

  • No Judgment Zone

    Financial mistakes happen. We've all made them. What matters is learning from them.

  • Practical First

    Theory has its place, but we start with what you can use tomorrow.

What Makes Our Programs Different

We've spent six years refining how we teach financial literacy. These are the things we've learned matter most.

One-on-one financial coaching session focused on personalized budget planning

Small Group Sessions

We cap our classes at twelve people. Not because we can't handle more, but because financial conversations work better when everyone has space to ask questions. Some of the best learning happens when someone asks about a situation you didn't even realize applied to you too.

Interactive financial planning workshop with participants reviewing investment strategies

Real Numbers, Real Examples

We use actual case studies from people who've given permission to share their stories. Sometimes they're success stories. Sometimes they're cautionary tales. Either way, they're far more useful than hypothetical scenarios that never quite match real life.

Financial literacy classroom with instructor explaining retirement planning concepts

Follow-Up Support

Learning doesn't stop when the session ends. We offer email support for six months after any program because questions come up when you're actually applying what you've learned. That's when the real understanding happens.

Financial educator Elowen Carbury reviewing course materials and providing learner feedback

Taught By Practitioners

Our instructors work in financial services. They're not just teachers who happen to know about money. They deal with these topics professionally every day, which means they know what's actually happening in the market right now, not just what the textbooks say.

Ready to Start Learning?

Our next program begins in September 2025. Classes fill up about eight weeks in advance, so if you're interested, it's worth getting in touch sooner rather than later.

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