Let's break the stigma! Today's #DailyMoneyTip is just to start talking. Pick a day this week. Pick a person you trust. Have an open conversation about money. It can be about anything you want, but try to drop your guard and be fully candid.

Often times, we make money decisions based on what other people want. We pick a career for our parents. or choose a house our partner likes. Name a financial expectation in your life that YOU didn't set.

Boundaries are hard. Saying no is hard. ESPECIALLY for women. I can't think of a single more important money decision women can make than to get a better handle on their boundaries. So today's task? Name a boundary (big or small!) that you can work on this year.

Today's #DailyMoneyTip is about gratitude and positivity. Write a thank you note to yourself that you're taking charge of your finances and looking to spark positive change. It's not always easy to show up for yourself, but here you are!

Kicking off week 3 of #DailyMoneyTips with the little things in life. What's one small luxury or "little treat" that makes you happy?.If you could incorporate more little treats into your life. what would you pick, and what would that look like?

Let's wrap up our second week of #DailyMoneyTips with a positive reflection:. When do you feel empowered around money?. What makes you feel like a boss? Like you've got things under control? Like you can take on the world?. Make note of any patterns you see.

We're nearing the end of week 2 of #DailyMoneyTips. so it's time to get real for a minute. What's a financial task you've been avoiding?. I'm not saying you have to do it. But it's time to think about why you're dodging it. Are you making the situation worse?

Yesterday I asked you to think about wasteful spending and what makes it wasteful. Today let's flip the script. What's your biggest financial win this month?.Why do you consider it a win?. How can you replicate that feeling?. #DailyMoneyTips

By now, you've had a few chances to highlight expenses that surprise you. So let's go a little deeper:. What do you consider a waste of money?.Why do you think that? What makes it feel wasteful?. #DailyMoneyTips

We've been thinking about abstract, big picture things the past few days. Let's get back to basics. Write down everything you bought over the past weekend. Are you surprised by anything?.#DailyMoneyTips

Day 8 you noted how your habits are influenced by people in your life. Today, go a bit deeper. Who influences your money decisions?. (This might be a partner who you literally discuss decisions with. or a parent who frames how you think about money.)

No one is an island. especially when it comes to money. Name a money habit that you inherited from someone else. No judgement or blame here. the goal is to figure out what influences our relationship with money. #DailyMoneyTips

A10. Having savings means choices—whether to fix the car, cover a bill, or take a sick day without worry. That freedom is priceless. #creditchat.

A9. Saving isn’t about digging deep all at once—it’s about planting seeds over time. Start small, grow steadily, and protect your future self one step at a time. #creditchat.

A8. Automate weekly or monthly transfers—even $5 adds up over time without you thinking about it. #creditchat.

A7. Yes! For example, I used mine to cover a new tire after it was unable to be patched. After getting two new tires within six months for a brand-new car, it made a difference. #creditchat.

A6. High-yield savings accounts are usually my top pick—FDIC insured, easy access, and better interest than regular savings. #creditchat.

A5. Pair saving with a reward—every $100 saved = one small treat. It builds motivation while keeping you focused. #creditchat.

A4. Yes! Side gigs like freelancing, tutoring, or delivery work can boost savings. Look on Upwork, TaskRabbit, DoorDash, or community job boards. #creditchat.

A3. Cancel unused subscriptions, cook at home, set spending limits, and round up purchases into savings. Small shifts = big results over time. #creditchat.