Money with Saprina
Money With Saprina is for high-achieving women who make good money but still feel like they should be further ahead.
I’m Saprina Allen, a financial coach, and every week we have honest conversations about what it actually takes to pay off debt, build wealth, and create a financial life that feels like yours. We talk cash flow, spending, debt, investing, financial systems, and the emotional side of money that most personal finance advice skips right over.
Because making more money doesn’t automatically make you better at managing it. And being good with money isn’t about restriction, perfection, or never buying the latte. It’s about knowing what you want your money to do, building systems you can trust, and making intentional decisions that support both the life you want now and the future you’re building.
No shame. No financial perfection. Just practical strategies, real conversations, and a better way to make your money work for you.
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Money with Saprina
Latest Episodes
16: The $100K Lifestyle Trap: When Your Salary Looks Better Than Your Bank Account
You make six figures, but somehow your salary looks a whole lot better than your bank account. Your bills are paid, you have a good career, and from the outside you look like you're doing well. But there's never quite enough left for the saving...
15. You Got the Raise. So Why Do You Still Feel Broke?
You got the raise. You crossed six figures. You’re making more money than you ever have before… so why don’t you feel any richer?In this episode, I’m talking about what happens when your income grows but your financial life grows right a...
13. Value-Based Spending: How to Identify Your Financial Values
In this episode of Money with Saprina, we’re taking value-based spending one step further and figuring out your actual financial values.Because “family, freedom, security and health” might be your values, but they’re usuall...
BONUS Own Your Seat: Six-Week Savings Challenge
What happens if you miss your next paycheck? What about two or three?Earlier this year, I was laid off from my corporate job. It was scary, but one thing kept me from spiraling: I had spent years building a financial safety net.Wi...
What’s Actually Worth Spending Your Money On?
For a long time, I thought being good with money meant being frugal.Cut the subscriptions. Skip the latte. Do it yourself. Find the cheaper option.And for a season, I needed that. I was in debt and trying to change my financial si...