Financial Planning Isn't for the Rich
You don’t need savings to start financial planning. How a $400,000 binder of debt became a plan full of goals, and 2 pages to start yours today.

You don’t need savings to start financial planning. How a $400,000 binder of debt became a plan full of goals, and 2 pages to start yours today.

Holding everything together for everyone else while falling apart inside? A caregiver's honest look at financial exhaustion and the faith-filled next step.

Ever sit in your car after a long day? The keys are still in the ignition, but your thoughts are louder than the silence. You should be going inside, folding laundry or returning that call. But instead, you sit there, stuck in a moment that has no words. You know something feels off, but you can’t explain why. It’s not just stress. It’s not just worry. It’s a specific kind of silence that follows Financial Anxiety.

Why does financial anxiety still show up, even when things are finally getting better? This is the question I’ve had to sit with in this new season of rebuilding. After three years of caregiving for my husband during his unexpected spinal injury only one month after our blended family wedding, we’re finally on the other side of the emergency. He’s healing. He’s driving. The bills are no longer stacking up in the same way. And yet… some days I still catch myself holding my breath around money.