Some previous coaching or counseling experience is preferred, but not required.

You'll need a reliable internet connection, a computer, and comfort learning and using new software.

A quality microphone and camera are also helpful for clear, engaging conversations with prospects and clients.

You’ll meet with clients through secure video‑conferencing software.

We ask that you have a private, dedicated space where you can hold confidential conversations without interruptions. This may be a home office, a rented workspace, or any room where you can reliably block access during sessions.

You choose the workload that fits your life. Your personal capacity depends on your program, whether you offer ongoing coaching, your niche’s needs, and the amount of time you want to dedicate to clients.
As you approach your ideal caseload, we’ll help you assess and manage capacity so you can maintain high‑quality coaching.

Yes - part of your job is sales. But you won't be selling insurance, annuities, get-rich-quick schemes, or anything else that make you feel "icky".  

You'll be selling your financial coaching and counseling services to help clients pay off debt, balance their budget, and save for their future. You are literally selling you and your service. 

The coach who brings in the client remains their primary relationship holder and main point of contact as they work with our firm.

Clients sign an agreement with MoneyCoach Network and are considered clients of the firm. Depending on their needs, they may also interact with other team members for additional support or specialized services.

The short answer is "no", this is an opportunity to work with clients. We engage with financial coaches and financial counselors as independent contractors to handle the business aspects of financial coaching/counseling, freeing you up to focus on finding and working with clients.