Money Decisions Are Easier When You’re Not Making Them Alone

WPF is where life meets money.
Without the grind, the bros or the bullshit.

Attendees of WPF Long Weekend holding protest signs at the phoenix abortion rights protest

Created by Angela & Regina

What WPF actually is

Money is personal. It’s also structural. And most advice ignores that.

We talk about the real stuff: caregiving, burnout, late starts, sustainability, navigating late-stage capitalism, and building a financial life that actually reflects what’s important to you.

No hustle culture or performative wealth. No pretending this is simple and you just need to budget better.

Attendees of WPF Long Weekend outside under tree

Established in 2018 we have, and always will be, loudly inclusive of women, non-binary and trans individuals. You are all welcome here.

In my current social circle, discussing finances is taboo. I love that Women’s Personal Finance has been a safe space to engage with like-minded individuals to share knowledge, goals and experiences. It’s empowering to know there are other women who are interested in improving their overall financial picture and willing to help others do the same.

Destiny

Women’s Personal Finance is a wonderful community of smart kind knowledgeable people that made me comfortable to ask any questions and share my own personal experience. I had the experience of being mansplained and talked over in other groups. As an introvert, WPF made me feel like I was at home. No judgment and lots of supportive women!

Thuy

I was been a member of the Women’s Personal Finance Facebook group for a couple of years and it has grown into an empowering and safe place for myself and other women to congregate and discuss what means most to them. (Women’s Personal Finance) is special because it does not restrict women to only talk about finances but to support each other in good times and bad. Now that I have a membership I am able to communicate live and in chat rooms with these wonderful women and it makes me feel even more connected to people which I have found priceless in these unique times. Every woman needs a safe place like this to connect with other women and I think anyone who joins the Women’s Personal Finance membership program will feel the same.

Kaytlin

I’ve always been intrigued by finance, but never had anyone to talk to about it. Money is still so taboo in American society that it can feel like you’re all alone if you have an interest in it. For this reason I was so happy to join the Women’s Personal Finance Community and see that there are literally tens of thousands of women who shared a similar interest, were not afraid to talk about it and had created a space to exchange ideas. It’s a lovely and unique place on the internet that I can’t recommend enough.