const company = await this.whop.companies.create({

title: "ClearMoney",

description: "Master your money. ClearMoney gives you the exact budgeting frameworks, financial education, and 1-on-1 coaching to pay off debt, build savings, and create real wealth — no fluff, no jargon."

});

return company;

Most people don't have a money problem. They have a system problem.

After helping hundreds of people get control of their finances, the same three mistakes come up every single time:

1. Tracking spending after it happens instead of before

Budgeting backwards is a trap. You review last month's damage, feel bad, and repeat. The fix: allocate every dollar at the start of the month — before it gets spent. This one shift changes everything.

2. Saving whatever is "left over"

There's almost never anything left over. The people who actually build savings pay themselves first — automatically, the day their paycheck hits. Non-negotiable.

3. Treating all debt the same

Not all debt is created equal. High-interest consumer debt (credit cards, personal loans) is a financial emergency. Low-interest debt (certain student loans, mortgages) can wait. Most people attack the wrong one first and wonder why they're spinning their wheels.

Fix these three and you'll be ahead of 90% of people.

If you want the full system — exact templates, weekly coaching, and a community of people doing it alongside you — that's what ClearMoney Academy is for.

Most people don't have a money problem. They have a system problem.

After helping hundreds of people get control of their finances, the same three mistakes come up every single time:

1. Tracking spending after it happens instead of before

Budgeting backwards is a trap. You review last month's damage, feel bad, and repeat. The fix: allocate every dollar at the start of the month — before it gets spent. This one shift changes everything.

2. Saving whatever is "left over"

There's almost never anything left over. The people who actually build savings pay themselves first — automatically, the day their paycheck hits. Non-negotiable.

3. Treating all debt the same

Not all debt is created equal. High-interest consumer debt (credit cards, personal loans) is a financial emergency. Low-interest debt (certain student loans, mortgages) can wait. Most people attack the wrong one first and wonder why they're spinning their wheels.

Fix these three and you'll be ahead of 90% of people.

If you want the full system — exact templates, weekly coaching, and a community of people doing it alongside you — that's what ClearMoney Academy is for.