Whether you're working your way out of debt toward your first home, or you're a professional training to guide others there — your tools, coaching, and personal AI financial advisor live inside.
Both memberships include full access to the members dashboard and your own personal AI financial advisor, available day and night.
A structured, month-by-month plan built on your real numbers — designed to take you from debt stress to mortgage-ready.
Learn Nohea's complete debt reduction coaching method — and how to run a modern practice with an AI advisor working alongside you.
Your dashboard, your plan, your courses, and your AI advisor — private to you, available 24/7, on any device.
Your DTI, balances, and mortgage-ready date update every month as you go.
Ask anything about your plan at 6am or midnight. It knows your numbers — and books a session with Nohea when you need a human.
Step-by-step video lessons — the member journey for families, the full coaching curriculum for advisors-in-training.
Group coaching, training calls, and Q&A — recordings saved to your library.
The Debt Reduction Membership is for individuals and families working their own plan from debt to mortgage-ready. Financial Advisor Training is for professionals learning Nohea's coaching method to guide their own clients. Both share the same members dashboard and include a personal AI financial advisor.
It's the best first step. The free calculator takes about two minutes, shows your current debt-to-income ratio, and gives you an estimated mortgage-ready date — the same numbers your plan is built on when you enroll.
Yes. Your numbers, documents, and conversations with your AI advisor are private to your account and are never shared with other members.
Yes — both memberships are month-to-month with no long-term contract. You can cancel from your account page at any time.
Members who complete the full curriculum and case-study reviews receive a certificate of completion for the program. Note this is program certification, not a government license.
Lenders look for a debt-to-income ratio of 43% or better. Run your numbers in two minutes and see where you stand today.