Mistakes are better lessons than lectures.

People think personal finance is about restriction.
Extreme frugality and hating your life, to like it later.
That's not only unsustainable, it also doesn't work.
You don't have to stop spending money.
But you do have to stop spending money on things you don't give a shit about.

Trying to be everything to everybody, makes you nothing to nobody.

Stop defining successful women by the men in their lives.

What does your last purchase say about you? 👇

Negotiating doesn't make you ungrateful. 👀

Money myth: There is no get rich quick scheme.

The worst mistake you can make investing is making no decision at all.
Start now.
Time is more important than the amount of money.

I've been following Tori's content for a while now, and her brand content is top-notch. 📈

One of the things I really dig about Tori Dunlap — Money Expert is Tori's personal engagement on her various social channels.

That's how networks are built. 🚀

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Millionaires are made when the stock market is down because stocks are on sale!

Just wanted to recommend “Financial Feminist” by Tori Dunlap (Tori Dunlap — Money Expert). It’s awesome. Eye-opening, informative, challenging, and contextualized with intersectionality.

It’s really helped me reframe some things in my financial life—men need feminism too!

I need you to understand how toxic and unacceptable Robert Kiyosaki and D*ve R*msey are -- yet they're still the default experts when it comes to personal finance, with millions of books sold every year.

HFK is going OOO. 

In case you miss us (we'll miss you too!!), here are some options:
🎧 Listen to @financialfeministpodcast (we've got 150+ episodes)
📕 Snag a copy of Financial Feminist (or reread it for our studious financial feminists 🤓)💰

See you on April 1 😎

You don’t need to be rich to start investing you just need as much time as possible.

You haven’t lost any money (or gained) money unless you sell in the stock market.

Today is the best day to start investing. Time is more important than money.

My hot take on personal loans 👀⬇️

❌ Don't expect the money back.

Giving money to a friend or family member can get messy really quickly. If you have the financial ability to do so, consider giving money as a gift—it's only an added perk if someone can actually pay you back.

What did I do at work today? Great question, I’d love to tell you.

Channeled my inner Tori Dunlap — Money Expert and convinced a coworker to open a high-yield savings account cuz she’s leaving money on the table with the piddly cents she’s getting with her traditional savings