
Find Hope
Build a Plan
Gain Confidence
Arguing about money, or avoiding it completely, isn't what you thought marriage would be.
Money and marriage coaching is about more than the numbers. It's about becoming a team, getting on the same page, building a plan you both believe in, and finally moving toward your goals together instead of against each other.
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Whether you're newlyweds combining finances for the first time or you've been stuck in the same money fights, or the same silence, for years, you don't have to figure it out alone.
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The best place to start is my free live masterclass.

Start with my free live class
Get on the Same Page About Money: 3 Shifts Couples Make to Get Out of Debt Together
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In 60 minutes, you'll learn how to:​
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Look at the real number together, without shame or blame
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Stop keeping score and start working on the same side
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Trade minimum payments forever for a plan you can actually finish​
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Come together or on your own. Cameras stay off, and you'll leave with a conversation guide to use with your partner that night.
Next Free Masterclass: December 9, 2026 at 7pm Mountain

Meet Your Coach
Hi! I'm Tina Bunn, founder of Finances Without Fear. I help couples stop fighting about money, or stop avoiding it, and start building their life together as a team.
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I've been in your shoes. My husband and I paid off nearly $50,000 of debt and built our savings, but the real change wasn't in our bank account. It was in our marriage. We stopped fighting about money and started working toward the same goals, together.
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That's what I want for you too: not just a budget that works, but a partnership that does.

Couples who got on the same page
"[Tina's] guidance has truly removed the fear and anxiety that always accompanied the topic of finances in our marriage."
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— Bart & Marissa, paid off about $10,000 in 6 months
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Rachael & David paid off all of their credit card debt in
9 months, working on one plan together.
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Chelsea & Dylan learned to manage money together in their first year of marriage and saved a down payment for their first home.






