Financial coaching, For everyday people
Finally see where your money is actually taking you.
Your Money Map is a simple financial system for people who may be doing all the right things but still feel unsure. It runs on its own and shows you exactly where you’re headed, so you can make important decisions with clarity and purpose. You might already have a strong compass and be pointed in the right direction.
While a compass is a great tool, it’s an unreliable map. It doesn’t tell you where you’re at, what obstacles are along the way, and what landmarks you need to see to make sure you’ll arrive safely.
Your personalized Money Map will give you the clarity to make tactical money decisions with confidence and ease, at every step along the way.
Financial coaching, not financial advice
The problem
You’re doing the right things.
So why does it still feel unclear?
You budget. You save. Maybe you invest. But you can’t quite tell if it’s working, or where it all actually leads. That’s normal. Most people aren’t short on information, they’re short on a clear picture of their own situation.
Usually this results in one of two things:
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What makes this different
The tools wealthy families use, made for the rest of us.
My background spans two ends of the financial world: wealth management for ultra-high-net-worth families, and nonprofit work, with people making every dollar count. The wealthy families had tools that gave them clear, confident answers about their money, but almost no one else was using them. This is me bringing those same tools to you.
What you walk away with
Two things that work together.
DELIVERABLE ONE
Your Money Map
A clear visual of how your money flows: where it comes in, where it goes, and how to set it up so the right things happen automatically. Play with your numbers, watch how each change affects the whole picture, and see exactly where to make updates in your real accounts.
DELIVERABLE TWO
Your Financial Projection
A look down the road at where your finances are headed based on your actual numbers, so you can see the long-term impact of the decisions you’re making right now, and adjust before you commit.
how it works
Simple, and low-pressure the whole way.
1
Reach out.
Tell me you’re interested. I’ll send an overview and a link to book your intake.
2
Book an intake.
Pick a time and fill out a questionnaire so we both walk in with the full picture. Payment confirms your spot.
3
Meet and build.
A 45-minute intake meeting to confirm your numbers and choose a scenario. Then I build your Money Map and projections.
4
Review together.
We walk through your results side by side, so you leave knowing exactly what to do next.
who this is for
This is for you if…
You don’t have to be in trouble to benefit from clarity. Some people want to double-check that their system works. Others want to build one from the ground up. Either way, a clear picture lets you grow from wherever you’re starting.
Meet hannah
Hi, I’m Hannah
I’m a 30 year old, newlywed financial coach, helping the financially-curious build a money map for their future.
There’s a ton of advice out there about all the different things you should do with your money, and I’ll help you cut through the noise to see exactly what you need to budget, manage debt, invest, and save your way to an amazing life.
After working as a financial advisor for 5 years, and then at a nonprofit for 3, I’ve seen almost every situation you can think of. After learning the tools, skills, and mentalities that lead people to successful financial outcomes, I’m on a mission to share them with everyday people.
I believe everyone deserves access to financial growth. No income level is too big, or too small, to benefit from a clear path forward, and confidence to make decisions that are right for you, grounded in real numbers.
I’ll tell you what you need to know, leave out the rest, and be an encouragement along the way.
Pricing
Flat fee, no surprises.
the financial coaching experience
$575
Your Money Map, a projection of your current situation, and one scenario of your choosing. No hourly billing or assets-under-management fees.
REVIEWS
Real results from everyday people.
“As someone who is still learning how to best manage finances, Hannah comes in the session not only incredibly knowledgable in her craft, but also creates a judgement free space.
She makes talking about finances a little less daunting, and provides tools and the encouragement helpful for financial growth and wellness.
After working with her, I was able to accept and see where I was at with finances at face value and feel confident in taking charge of my financial goals and invest in myself! Thank you for your coaching, Hannah!“
– Caroline
“Working with Hannah as a financial coach was a game-changing experience.
It enabled my wife and I to understand our big picture and provided the clarity and peace of mind to start working on goals instead of anxieties with our finances.
That plus removing the operational burden of trying to figure it all out on our own made this an incredibly valuable experience for us.”
– Calien
Ready to see where you’re really at?
Take the Honest Look, then let’s turn it into a plan that actually gets you where you want to go.
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