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Title: Mayfield Cognitive as a Service Making Financial Education Practical and Accessible

Denver, Colorado, United States, 20th Oct 2025 - Financial education has long been seen as complex and abstract, filled with jargon disconnected from everyday life. Mayfield transforms this perception through its innovative Cognitive as a Service (CaaS) model — designed to turn knowledge into real-world action. Families, students, and freelancers can now make smarter financial decisions through clear lessons, practical tools, and actionable checklists.Defining Cognitive as a ServiceAt the heart of Mayfield’s approach, CaaS goes beyond information delivery. It’s a structured framework built around three powerful elements:Tools – calculators and templates that make numbers easy to understand.Mini-courses – short, jargon-free lessons that teach key financial concepts in minutes.Checklists – step-by-step guides that help users immediately apply what they learn.This mix turns learning into action. A student can use a calculator to plan a monthly budget, while a parent downloads a checklist to track bills and savings goals. CaaS bridges the gap between learning and doing.The Closed-Loop Learning ProcessUnlike traditional workshops or static courses, Mayfield’s approach is cyclical and measurable — learn, apply, review.Users begin with a short lesson, apply it through tools, and then assess progress via measurable checkpoints.For example, after learning about emergency funds, a household can take a quiz, set a savings goal using a calculator, and review results after a month. This ensures continuous, results-based learning.Tailored Paths for Every AudienceMayfield recognizes that financial challenges differ by audience, so CaaS adapts to three main groups:Households – manage recurring expenses, track bills, and plan weekly reviews.Students – handle tuition, living costs, and b...

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