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Welcome to Penny Forward, a nonprofit organization founded and led by blind people. We empower each other to confidently navigate the complicated landscape of personal finance. We offer self-paced online financial education courses, weekly and monthly personal finance workshops, and one to one financial counseling provided by blind financial counselors.
Talking about money can feel uncomfortable — but research shows it’s one of the best ways to reduce financial stress and feel more confident.
Most professional investors underperform the S&P 500 Here’s how a simple buy and hold strategy can help regular investors achieve better returns.
Confused by Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance? You’re not alone and you don’t have to figure it out by trial and error. Join us for a down-to-earth, practical conversation with Jenny Holcomb designed for people who are blind or have low vision.
Software engineer Mike Gorse joins the Penny Forward Podcast to share how mentorship, Linux accessibility, and simple investing strategies led to his financial freedom.
Penny Forward Founder Chris Peterson reflects on the meaning of partnership, independence, and gratitude as he begins training with his fifth guide dog.
October is also Mental Health Awareness Month, with Mental Illness Awareness Week earlier this month. To close out October, we’ll explore the powerful connection between financial health and mental health. Learn practical tips to manage money stress, build resilience, and find resources for support when financial and emotional challenges collide.
Discover how ABLE accounts can help entrepreneurs with disabilities achieve financial independence at the 2025 Disability Owned Small Business Convening.
Swedish death cleaning isn’t morbid — it’s mindful. Simplifying your finances can reduce stress, ease retirement transitions, and help you leave a lasting legacy.
Northeastern University is inviting blind and low vision creatives to participate in a 90-minute research study on accessibility in creative tools. Participants receive $45.