Check out the round up of a few great answers to our #MoneyAdviceToYoungerMe series on Instagram!

Knowledge is power, and shining a light on our finances could create a more equitable society.

This month we restarted our “Money Advice to Younger Me” series on Instagram and we are LOVING the responses. So we compiled them all here for you to check out from the past month!

Your f*ck-off fund is there to catch you, to be spent guilt-free when you need it. This is real self-care.

Read all about the journey our guest blogger, Jenna Thomas, took to make hers and what she used it for

In my 20’s, I felt like my professional path was going to the biggest competition of my life (think Hunger Games level). I was raised to be competitive with so many trophies and school awards available to compare myself to others. Was I the best? Or at least better?

Celebrating financial wins is a huge part of your money mindset! Here are some free ideas, some fun ideas and some pricey ideas for BIG wins!

We always say in The Pledgettes: “We aren’t self-made men, we are community-made women.”

And we know that big things aren’t done in a silo.

Which is why PAL – The Pledgettes Accountability League – has served our community so well.

Emily’s working on her Big Financial Goal of being a property owner and host of a short-term furnished rental (STR). Her goal timeline is 8 years. There’s lots of Financial Action to take in that time and some smaller goals to achieve too.

We are all complex people and so we need multiple communities and circles to help us grow, thrive, and have fun! On International Women’s Day (March 8th), we will be celebrating at TARRA Denver with 10 awesome women communities, including Arder. So I asked Alexandria her why of Arder, here’s what she shared!

This month, Jenn joins the podcast Dream:Reality with iDunn consulting to talk about how money can impact out business, our current lives and our retirement.

Guest Written by Jessi Burg

For a lot of us, learning about finance is a tricky thing. It feels unnecessarily complicated and hard to access. We think “I can budget, I understand my finances, that’s enough for me.” But realistically, we need to understand how money works in order to use it to our advantage. I’m a giant reader, and have been for most of my life. So when I wanted to learn about finance, I turned to books…and the public library.

We believe that each money move you makes has a ripple effect on building healthier, wealthier communities. You know women that belong in our community and we want to reward you for inviting them in with our Ambassador Program.