FINANCIAL EDUCATION HUB

FREE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES: Learn how cooperative economics works, understand your rights as a debtor, and explore professional-grade financial tools - all at no cost.

📚 EDUCATIONAL PLATFORM
DELAWARE PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION • TEXAS REGISTRATION PENDING
🎓 OUR EDUCATIONAL MISSION
Democratizing access to financial knowledge that helps people understand and navigate debt

📋 Registration Status

Citizens Reunited is currently completing Texas state registration. Until registration is complete, we operate exclusively as a financial education platform providing free resources, tools, and information about cooperative economics and debt relief strategies.

No membership fees are being collected. No financial services are being offered.

Our Organization

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Leadership

Co-Founder
Kurt Overmier
Strategic vision, operations, educational content development
Co-Founder
Tamlyn Overmier
Business development, community engagement, strategic partnerships
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Legal Structure

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What We Provide (Free)

  • Debt calculators and financial planning tools
  • Educational content about debt relief options
  • Information about consumer rights (FDCPA, etc.)
  • Resources on cooperative economics
  • Newsletter with financial education content
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Future Vision

What We're Working Toward

Citizens Reunited is building toward a member-owned financial cooperative. Our vision is to provide the same corporate-level financial advantages that large institutions have - but collectively owned and democratically controlled by regular people.

Why This Matters: The Debt Crisis

165 million

Americans struggle with medical debt

$88 billion

Medical debt is in collections

100 million

Americans have credit card debt averaging $7,200+

Understanding your rights and options is the first step toward financial freedom. That's why we're providing free educational resources to help people navigate the complex world of debt.

Learn About Cooperative Economics

Cooperative economics is a model where organizations are owned and governed by their members rather than outside shareholders. This creates aligned incentives - the organization exists to serve members, not to extract maximum profit.

Key principles of cooperative economics include:

  • Democratic Control: Each member has an equal voice in governance decisions
  • Member Ownership: Surplus returns to members rather than outside investors
  • Community Focus: Decisions prioritize member welfare over profit margins
  • Transparency: Open books and accountable leadership

Free Educational Resources

While we complete state registration, explore our free tools and educational content:

  1. Debt Calculator - Understand your total debt burden and payoff strategies
  2. Budget Tracker - Plan your finances and identify savings opportunities
  3. FDCPA Violation Checker - Learn about your rights under federal debt collection laws
  4. Settlement Negotiator - Understand negotiation strategies for debt settlement
  5. Industry Secrets Calculator - Learn how debt purchasing and collection really works