Get Your Money Working for You

We know how it feels to be frustrated by money. And how to move beyond frustration into freedom, reducing stress and unlocking opportunities in all areas of life.

WalletWin was founded by Jonathan and Amanda Teixeira. (Hello!) Early in our marriage, we  paid off $25,000 of debt in only 7½ months, and over the last five years we've helped thousands get started in rewriting their money story.

Casually, a couple people asked us money questions and we answered them. That snowballed and turned into hundreds of people asking questions, speaking at events, and providing 1:1 custom financial coaching.

That’s when we started scratching our noggins and realized that we have a unique ability to teach others about this whole financial freedom thang.

We founded WalletWin to get as many people as possible working toward their brighter financial future.

Working your way through the WalletWin Course, you will: 1) Learn how money works by an A-to-Z crash course in financial fundamentals 2) Get your money working for you with simple, easy-to-implement strategies, and 3) Feel the ripple effect as your increased discipline and success with money influences every other area of your life.

Transform money from a source of frustration into a source of freedom. Life's too short to be stressed out about money, getting into money fights with your spouse, and worrying about a retirement you might not get to enjoy. Take control of your money and start seeing renewal in your life.

• What is money really all about?
• What's the deeper reason that motivates you to use money well?
• Which money habits have you carried from your upbringing—maybe without knowing about it?
• What is your financial personality type and how does it influence your interactions with money?

• What actually is a budget, and how do you create one that flows with your specific lifestyle?
• What are the best tools to use when it comes to planning your spending?
• Why is following a budget so hard for some people, and how can you overcome those mental roadblocks?
• What are some common budget pitfalls and how can you avoid them?
• Which key piece of budgeting strategy—that most people miss—lead to your success in creating and sticking to a budget?

• How did we pay off $24,500 in a little over 7 months using the Stack & Attack Method?
• What’s holding you back from conquering your debt?
• What are some ways you can accelerate the speed of this process?
• What do some people let get in the way of their debt payoff, and how can you avoid the same pitfalls?

• How is one of the most boring things you can do with money one of the most important?
• What’s the one simple strategy that makes larger expenses manageable?
• Why do you need a “rainy day fund” and how much should it be?

• How do you buy a car without getting ripped off?
• Which principles do you need to keep in mind to make sure buying a house is a dream come true instead of a nightmare?
• Which simple mindset shift can you employ to save big when making purchases?
• How can you sell stuff you don't use anymore for top dollar?

• How do you get started investing intentionally so that you create a life of wealth?
• And how do you make sense of that alphabet soup—401(k), 403(b), IRA, TSP...—of retirement accounts?
• Is it possible to stop the generational debt cycle in your family? (Spoiler Alert: Yes!)
• When is the right time to start investing? (And how can starting too early can wreck your finances?)

• Which types of insurance are necessary to protect your ass(ets) and which types are just pushed on you by skeezy salesmen trying to make a buck?
• How much insurance is enough?
• What's the best gift you can leave behind for your family? (It's not money)

• Why is being generous such an essential part of financial freedom?
• How do you figure out which causes to support?
• What reasons should motivate your giving? And which should you ignore?