If you want to take control of her financial future but has been too hesitant or overwhelmed to take the first step. With clarity, insight, and real-world advice, Alison lays out a step-by-step action plan that makes financial management both accessible and empowering.
One of the book's greatest strengths is its relatability. Alison doesn't just talk about abstract concepts—she brings in real women’s voices through interviews with inspiring figures like Sheryl Sandberg, Rebecca Minkoff, Jessica Alba, Barbara Corcoran, and Deepica Mutyala. These candid conversations help to demystify the money world, proving that financial confidence is not reserved for a select few but is something every woman can achieve.
Alison simplifies complex financial topics like investing, car buying, and paying down debt in a way that makes them feel digestible and fun. Her practical, no-nonsense advice feels like a friendly conversation, not a lecture. By the end of the book, you'll not only have a clearer understanding of your finances but also feel motivated and confident to make decisions that will positively impact your financial future.
What’s especially powerful about this book is how Alison empowers women to take charge of their financial lives without judgment. It’s a refreshing approach to a topic that often feels intimidating, and it gives women the tools to create their own financial success stories. This book is perfect for anyone looking to move past their financial fears and take tangible steps toward financial independence.

This is the book I needed! I hope it reaches a lot of women. Money overwhelms me and talking to my spouse about it is even more so. I found Kosik's book to offer practical advice and tips for understanding finances and walked away with a better knowledge of concepts. I plan to put her practices into my everyday life ASAP. Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC.

Very Educational. However this seems to be a repeat of Financial Feminist and Girls that Invest. It's a overview of the sexism, and psychology of spending with a portion of the book being budget tips.