The Financial Gym
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Affordable, shame-free financial coaching company. You work hard for your money, it's time for your money to work hard for you.
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Many people don't understand that financial literacy is so much more than using a budgeting app or knowing about high yield savings accounts.
Being financially literate also means knowing how to prioritize financial goals and building good money habits to the point that they become second nature.
Being financially literate also means knowing how to prioritize financial goals and building good money habits to the point that they become second nature.
May 29, 2025 at 11:52 PM
Many people don't understand that financial literacy is so much more than using a budgeting app or knowing about high yield savings accounts.
Being financially literate also means knowing how to prioritize financial goals and building good money habits to the point that they become second nature.
Being financially literate also means knowing how to prioritize financial goals and building good money habits to the point that they become second nature.
Tough pill to swallow:
If at the end of every month you don't know where all your money goes, making more money *usually* doesn't solve that issue.
Yes, making more money solves a LOT.
But you have to learn to take control of your finances so you aren't just spending more as you make more
If at the end of every month you don't know where all your money goes, making more money *usually* doesn't solve that issue.
Yes, making more money solves a LOT.
But you have to learn to take control of your finances so you aren't just spending more as you make more
December 10, 2024 at 3:09 AM
Tough pill to swallow:
If at the end of every month you don't know where all your money goes, making more money *usually* doesn't solve that issue.
Yes, making more money solves a LOT.
But you have to learn to take control of your finances so you aren't just spending more as you make more
If at the end of every month you don't know where all your money goes, making more money *usually* doesn't solve that issue.
Yes, making more money solves a LOT.
But you have to learn to take control of your finances so you aren't just spending more as you make more
Our faces when yet another Finance Bro tries to give "tough love" about "cutting out $5 coffees" when the real problem is that most people just don't make enough money:
December 10, 2024 at 2:23 AM
Our faces when yet another Finance Bro tries to give "tough love" about "cutting out $5 coffees" when the real problem is that most people just don't make enough money:
Most people know that inflation means things cost more
What most people don't know is that keeping your money in a savings account is losing you money
For ex, $10K in 2014 is equal to ~$7,450 in 2024
Switching to a high yield savings account is the easiest way to offset these losses
What most people don't know is that keeping your money in a savings account is losing you money
For ex, $10K in 2014 is equal to ~$7,450 in 2024
Switching to a high yield savings account is the easiest way to offset these losses
December 10, 2024 at 1:48 AM
Most people know that inflation means things cost more
What most people don't know is that keeping your money in a savings account is losing you money
For ex, $10K in 2014 is equal to ~$7,450 in 2024
Switching to a high yield savings account is the easiest way to offset these losses
What most people don't know is that keeping your money in a savings account is losing you money
For ex, $10K in 2014 is equal to ~$7,450 in 2024
Switching to a high yield savings account is the easiest way to offset these losses
The cultural conversation over the past month has been clear...
We want to save/invest money to prepare for economic uncertainty.
And we want to stop supporting corporations that don't care about us.
Here are 5 easy ways to do both:
We want to save/invest money to prepare for economic uncertainty.
And we want to stop supporting corporations that don't care about us.
Here are 5 easy ways to do both:
December 10, 2024 at 1:16 AM
The cultural conversation over the past month has been clear...
We want to save/invest money to prepare for economic uncertainty.
And we want to stop supporting corporations that don't care about us.
Here are 5 easy ways to do both:
We want to save/invest money to prepare for economic uncertainty.
And we want to stop supporting corporations that don't care about us.
Here are 5 easy ways to do both:
If you're trying to save money this holiday season and you also care about making a positive impact, here are 5 tips to help you do both:
1. Get rid of your Amazon subscription and buy as many gifts as possible from small businesses or directly from the brand
1. Get rid of your Amazon subscription and buy as many gifts as possible from small businesses or directly from the brand
December 3, 2024 at 12:16 AM
If you're trying to save money this holiday season and you also care about making a positive impact, here are 5 tips to help you do both:
1. Get rid of your Amazon subscription and buy as many gifts as possible from small businesses or directly from the brand
1. Get rid of your Amazon subscription and buy as many gifts as possible from small businesses or directly from the brand
We all know budgets are helpful...
But telling someone who has anxiety and shame around money to "just make a budget" is so unbelievably unhelpful.
Shame not only keeps you stuck in old patterns/cycles, but it gets in the way of you learning new information
You have to address the shame first
But telling someone who has anxiety and shame around money to "just make a budget" is so unbelievably unhelpful.
Shame not only keeps you stuck in old patterns/cycles, but it gets in the way of you learning new information
You have to address the shame first
November 19, 2024 at 9:39 PM
We all know budgets are helpful...
But telling someone who has anxiety and shame around money to "just make a budget" is so unbelievably unhelpful.
Shame not only keeps you stuck in old patterns/cycles, but it gets in the way of you learning new information
You have to address the shame first
But telling someone who has anxiety and shame around money to "just make a budget" is so unbelievably unhelpful.
Shame not only keeps you stuck in old patterns/cycles, but it gets in the way of you learning new information
You have to address the shame first
We recently posted about Trump's proposed Tariff plan and what it could mean for your finances.
It is our most popular post in a long time, which tells us that people are craving financial news in a language anyone can understand.
A Thread:
(4/9)
It is our most popular post in a long time, which tells us that people are craving financial news in a language anyone can understand.
A Thread:
(4/9)
November 19, 2024 at 9:01 PM
We recently posted about Trump's proposed Tariff plan and what it could mean for your finances.
It is our most popular post in a long time, which tells us that people are craving financial news in a language anyone can understand.
A Thread:
(4/9)
It is our most popular post in a long time, which tells us that people are craving financial news in a language anyone can understand.
A Thread:
(4/9)