About Us
Do you want to take control of your finances and reshape your financial future? Do you want to have more money, less stress, and greater overall well being?
Then you’ve come to the right place.
Women’s Money was initially created as a non-profit, founded to help women build their resiliency and skills related to money. Over 200,000 hours were invested in bringing women together through guided mentoring and in-person programs to help them increase their financial literacy. The Women’s Money program has received the National Association of State Treasurer’s Pinnacle Award, and has been featured in the New York Times, Woman’s World Magazine, USA Today, Forbes and more.
And, as with all of our paths in life, we have asked ourselves, is this the right road for me? Is this the right path to make the most impact?
And so, we have pivoted. While in time, we may begin in-person conferences again, right now at Women’s Money we are focusing shifting our program to bringing people together virtually.
Our Stats
HOURS OF FINANCIAL EDUCATION PROVIDED
YEARS OF HELPING WOMEN WITH MONEY
PEOPLE REACHED
WOMEN MENTORED ANNUALLY
Latest Posts
The 1 to 5 Plan for Easy Financial Planning
If you are looking for a great way to kickstart your year and improve your financial planning strategy, give the “1 to 5 Plan” a try.
Samantha’s Sabbatical: Intro and Frequently Asked Questions
In this introduction post, Samantha joins Women’s Money to answer questions about why she plans to take a sabbatical.
How to Find Fulfillment at Work
Does your work matter? To experience fulfillment and find happiness at work, you need to be able to answer this question with a “yes.”
Introducing Sabbatical Sundays
We are excited to announce a new weekly series called “Sabbatical Sundays.” Each week we will feature an article from an anonymous writer about taking a sabbatical.
Women’s Money Manifesto
Are you ready to reshape your financial future? Women’s Money is a community of strong, action-oriented women who are inspired to create change for themselves and make a positive impact on the world around them.
Why You Should Use the New Year to Set a Money Resolution
It’s a New Year. It’s a Monday. It’s the beginning of the month. All of these are reasons to embrace a fresh start and set a money resolution.
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