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Sean Mullaney is an advice-only financial planner and the President of Mullaney Financial & Tax, Inc. Through Mullaney Financial & Tax, Sean provides advice-only financial planning for a flat fee. Sean is the co-author (along with Cody Garrett) of Tax Planning To and Through Early…
Shanelle Boyd is the founder and executive director of Women to Woman and a certified Spiritual Life Coach. Her education includes degrees in business administration and human services. Her experience becoming a mother at 17 informs her work supporting women through personal challenges.
Shannon McLay is a financial services professional, author of Train Your Way to Financial Fitness, and host of Martinis and Your Money. Her work also includes the Financially Blonde blog and Financial Gym, drawing on experience in sales and management.
Stacey Tisdale is a financial journalist and U.S. Department of Education Excellence in Financial Education award recipient. She has developed financial education and life skills programs for sports teams and corporate employees, and served on the advisory committee for Rutgers University’s Gloria Steinem Endowed Chair.
Stefanie O’Connell Rodriguez writes about ambition, money, and power. She authored The Ambition Penalty and wrote, hosted, and co-produced REAL SIMPLE’s Webby-winning Money Confidential podcast. Through her writing and Too Ambitious newsletter, she examines gender, workplace culture, and barriers to women’s ambitions.
Stephanie Pyke owns Money Lit, where she develops financial learning programs for children. Her background includes psychology, sociology, an MBA in marketing, and nonprofit case management. She has helped people create budgets and taught financial literacy activities to students in grades three through eight.
Steve Stewart edits podcasts for independent creators in personal finance and investing. He founded the Podcast Editors Club in 2017 as a community for people working in podcast post-production.
Steven M. Hughes is a financial psychology and behavioral finance expert who appears weekly as an on-air money expert for the CBS affiliate in Columbia, South Carolina. In 2014, he founded Know Money Inc., a nonprofit that teaches college students to think and talk about…
Tara Falcone is a CFP professional, CFA charterholder, and founder of ReisUP. Its LIT program teaches students to manage their finances. A first-generation Yale graduate and former investment analyst, she focuses on financial education and access for young adults, especially women.
Tarra Jackson, known as Madam Money, is a personal finance speaker and author of Financial Fornication and 4 Financial Languages. She contributes financial commentary to magazines, radio programs, and national events.
Tia Chambers founded Financially Fit & Fab and is a Certified Financial Education Instructor. Drawing on experience in banking, student loans, and investing, she helps millennials earn, save, and build wealth. Her work grew from improving her own credit and helping friends manage money.
Tiffany Aliche, known as The Budgetnista, is a financial educator and author of the New York Times bestseller Get Good with Money. Her books also include The One Week Budget, the Live Richer Challenge series, and the children’s book Happy Birthday Mali More.
Toni Husbands co-founded Debt Free Divas after she and her husband paid off $107,000 in consumer debt over seven years. Through its blog, podcast, and financial literacy campaigns, she shares education and community support for people working to reduce debt.