Financial Coaching
for Couples
Reach Your Financial Goals & Strengthen Your Marriage
Financial Coaching
for Couples
Reach Your Financial Goals & Strengthen Your Marriage
“We have much more clarity on our goals and how to accomplish them. I feel less anxiety about our future and feel like I better understand money and wealth building.”
—Tiffany & Mike
Financial Coaching for Married Couples Will Help You
Take Care of Yourself and Your Family
Become Financially Independent so you and your family never worry about money again!
Feel Amazing about Your Finances
Master a simple system that makes managing money easy, freeing you from financial stress.
Live a Life of Purpose and Meaning
Reach Financial Independence so you can focus on impact over income!
Give Generously and Support Others
Share your wealth and give generously so those around you can thrive!
Master your Finances & Live a Life of Purpose
Imagine feeling so confident with your finances, that you can take care of your needs and wants, and the needs of the ones you love.
You don’t wake up every morning stressed about money. You take Debt Free vacations, and treat yo’self without guilt.
You are designing a life with more time to do things that matter, knowing you have enough money to use your time how you choose.
You are able to generously give to people and organizations close to your heart.
All that’s missing is a personalized financial strategy, and a Financial Coach to guide you.
Want to improve your finances and your relationship?
WE CAN HELP!
“I’ve been working with Rebecca for just over a year on reaching my financial goals and, no joke, I feel like it’s changed my life.”
—Livy H.
Hey, we’re Rebecca & Dylan.
A few years ago we found ourselves making 6-figures and still living paycheck-to-paycheck. We realized our jobs and debt had complete control of our lives and we hated it!
Then as a newly engaged couple, we decided to take control of our finances as a commitment to each other and our relationship.
18-months later, we reached our goal of paying off +$45,000 in debt. Plus we paid for our wedding and a month-long honeymoon with cash. We saved over a year of living expenses and took an Adult Gap Year, traveling and deciding what would come next.
We realized Financial Coaching was our calling and in 2019 we started R&D Financial Coaching.
On Average, Couples That Work With Us…
Pay Off +$20K In Debt
Increase Their Income
Improve Credit Score to "Very Good" or Better
Increase Net Wealth
“We received raises, bought a house, and increased our credit scores. [We are] definitely feeling more confident about our financial situation! We are very thankful for the time we spent working with you.”
– Zeca & Agatha
“…highly recommend their (financial coaching) services to anyone who is looking to do better with their money to create a better life.”
—Sandee C.
“Thanks for being a total life changer!”
—John & Brea
Ready to Get Started? Here are Your Next Steps…
STEP ONE: Apply for Coaching!
Complete an application for the Financial Coaching for Couples program. Tell us about your relationship, your goals, and what’s getting in your way of the life you really want!
STEP TWO: Complete Enrollment
We’ll review your application and let you know if you’re in! We’ll send over onboarding materials and information to set up your first session.
STEP THREE: Get Started!
We dive into your past, present, and future with money to help you build a strategy that actually fits your lifestyle.
We Didn’t Pay Our Clients to Say This…
…but we’re so grateful they did!
“…helped me define my values, get to the heart of the issue on money matters, make better decisions, and truly move the needle on my money mindset & financial health.”
—Autumn A.
“Dylan helped my partner and I build a realistic plan for a healthy financial life. He facilitated an open environment to talk about money without judgement. Would highly recommend to anyone!”
—Nathan & Maggie
“I was very scattered when I started and had a lot of guilt about my money habits. With R&D Financial Coaching I was able to get organized, stop procrastinating, and not be as hard on myself.”
—Gracie L.