Get on the Same Page About Money
A free live masterclass for couples who want to get out of debt together
Whether money turns into an argument at your house or never gets talked about at all, there's a better way to do this, and you don't have to figure it out alone.
Next class: Wednesday, December 9 · 7:00 pm Mountain · 60 minutes · Online
Does this sound like your house?
Maybe one of you checks the bank account and the other doesn't want to know. Maybe a credit card statement comes in and you set it aside for later. Or maybe you do talk about money, but it turns into "your spending" and "your debt," and you both walk away feeling like it's you against each other.
You're sharing a home, a bed, maybe kids, but when it comes to money, it feels like you're each handling it on your own.
That's lonely. And it's a lot more common than you think.
I've been exactly where you are.
Hi, I'm Tina.​
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For years I hid purchases from my husband, Zach. I tucked receipts away, avoided the bank app, and carried a lot of shame about money that went all the way back to my teens. When we did talk about it, we fought.​
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Then Zach's hours were cut back, and we couldn't keep looking away anymore. We sat down, looked at the real number together, and made one plan.​
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We paid off nearly $50,000 in about 11 months. But the biggest change wasn't the balance hitting zero. It was that we stopped being two people splitting bills and became a team.​
Now I help couples do the same thing, starting with the conversation, not the spreadsheet.
Want the whole story? Read more about how Zach and I paid off our debt and became a team.
"[Tina's] guidance has truly removed the fear and anxiety that always accompanied the topic of finances in our marriage prior to working with her. She has a very compassionate and pragmatic approach to teaching how to develop and execute a plan to tackle financial challenges. I am so thankful we reached out to her for guidance and I think you will be too!"
- Bart & Marissa, paid off about $10,000 in 6 months
In 60 minutes, you'll learn the 3 shifts couples make to get out of debt together
1. From the unknown to the real number. Why avoiding the total keeps you stuck, and how to look at it together without shame or blame.
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2. From me vs. you to us vs. the debt. How to stop keeping score and start working on the same side, even if you've been arguing (or not talking) for years.
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3. From minimum payments forever to a plan you can finish. What changes when you stop just managing debt and start getting rid of it, and why one shared plan makes all the difference.
Getting Started Is Simple
Register for
free.
Pick your spot in the
next live class.
Show up together,
or on your own.
Cameras stay off,
so you can just listen.
Walk away with your next step.
Receive a conversation guide to use with your partner that night.
"I was stressed out about our financial situation before we met with Tina. Our monthly bills went up and we were transferring money from our savings account each month to cover the cost of everyday living... We are no longer transferring money from our savings account each month... Working with Tina created a starting place for me to begin the process of looking at our finances differently and without fear."
— Kristie & Jared
Imagine money being something
you work on together
Picture knowing exactly where you stand. Talking about money without bracing for a fight. Having one plan you both believe in,
and watching the debt go down month after month, side by side.​
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That's not about being perfect with money.
It's about being on the same team.
Because staying stuck has a cost
When money stays hidden or keeps turning into a fight, the debt usually doesn't go away on its own, and neither does the distance between you. Minimum payments can stretch for years. And kids notice more than we think about how their parents handle money.
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But stuck doesn't have to mean forever.​
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"We are going to be able to pay the mortgage Friday!"
— A coaching client, texting me the day they finally caught up after almost a year of being a month behind
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You can start telling a different story tonight.
Questions Couples Ask
My partner won't come. Should I still sign up?
Yes. A lot of people come on their own the first time. You'll get a conversation guide to take home, plus the replay for 48 hours so you can watch it together.
Can't make it live?
Will I have to talk or turn my camera on?
No. Cameras and mics stay off. You can use the chat if you want to, or just listen.
Is this really free?
Yes, the class is completely free. At the end, I'll share how you can keep going with me inside my membership, the Debt-Free Collective, if you want more help. No pressure either way.
Do we need to be married?
No. This is for any couple who shares life and wants to get on the same page about money.
"We are so grateful for you, the way you impacted our future, and we think
you're absolutely amazing!"
— Chelsea & Dylan, learned to manage money together in their
first year of marriage and saved a down payment for their first home