Maggie Germano is a feminist and financial coach for women. She helps women improve their relationship with money so they can get and stay out of debt, save up for important goals, and feel more secure and confident about their finances. Through her speaking engagements, workshops, and podcast interviews, Maggie aims to reach even more women from all backgrounds to provide them with the financial literacy they need to get their money right. Want Maggie to come speak at your organization, university, conference, or on your podcast?
Book Maggie NowMaggie brings a unique perspective, transformative knowledge, and seamlessly integrates relatable personal stories to help her audiences feel good about money.
Emilie Aries
Bossed Up
Maggie is happy to speak about many different topics related to money, but these are some of her specific talks:
There’s no magical age when you can stop thinking about money and setting financial goals. At every stage of your life and career, there are important financial steps to take and challenges to overcome. This talk will break down the most important financial considerations and decisions decade by decade and cover topics like saving for retirement, negotiating a raise, creating and sticking to a budget, paying off high-interest debt, and more.
One thing that holds women back from getting their money right is the feeling that they don’t know what they’re doing. This feeling can lead to discomfort and a lack of confidence, which can trap you in a vicious cycle of avoiding your financial issues, making the wrong money decisions, and falling into debt. This talk shows you how to build your financial confidence by getting to know your numbers, forgiving yourself for past financial mistakes and making better money decisions.
Want to improve your finances but not sure where to start? You’re absolutely not alone. In this workshop, you’ll learn what you need to do from start to finish to take control of your money, so you can get out of debt, start saving, grow your emergency fund, and plan for your future. This topic is designed for those who are just starting out on their financial journey, so it is easy to comprehend, with tangible, actionable next steps to take away.
You know that communication is one of the most important things in a romantic relationship. If you don’t have good communication, it’s hard to have a secure foundation in the relationship. You also might know that money conflict is one of the top causes of relationship strife. Plus, money makes or breaks our ability to reach our goals and it determines what we’re able to do in life. That’s why it’s so important to talk to your life partner about money. This talk will help you learn how to have constructive money conversations with your partner, set goals together, and create a plan to reach those goals together.
Maggie is able to tailor her workshops to your specific needs, but her existing workshops are:
Financial literacy is not required learning in school, so you likely grew up without a clear sense of right and wrong when it comes to your money. Knowing this, it can be difficult to manage your money in a way that sets you up for success. This workshop will help you get clarity on your budget, create a plan to pay down debt and build up savings, and feel confident that you’re making the right financial decisions moving forward.
Budgeting isn’t just about the numbers. It’s also about feeling energized by and emotionally connected to your financial goals. That’s why it’s so important to align your values with those goals. This workshop will show you how to identify your values and create financial goals that align with them so you can stay motivated and consistent along the way.
The gender and racial wage gaps are alive and well. And while our government and businesses need to do the bulk of the work to fix this, the rest of us don’t have to sit idly by while we wait. This workshop will show you how to identify your value and contributions at work, research the market value of your position, and have the income conversation, whether you’re interviewing for a new job or negotiating your current salary with your boss.
The traditional approach to budgeting - where you set strict spending limitations and cut out all things that bring joy - is broken. And it definitely doesn’t work for young professionals and millennials who want their money to allow them freedom, security, and happiness. We need a new way to approach budgeting, and that means creating a budget that works for you and your life, goals, and values. This workshop will help you identify your values, determine your goals, and create a budget that you’ll actually want to stick to.
Maggie Germano's relatable presentation style is immediately engaging and draws the crowd in. Her knowledge of finance and how it can impact everyday life is unrivaled.
Janice Omadeke
The Mentor Method
Maggie is a major player in the field of public speaking. Her ability to juxtapose her strengths in financial planning alongside a passion for women's empowerment and social justice is phenomenal. As a facilitator, she is engaging and personal. Listeners walk away from her sessions with key action items and a pure sense of confidence to tackle the most difficult money issues.
Shayna McCready
Ladies Get Paid DC
Maggie was a crucial piece of a panel discussion with college students about a secure financial future. She provided concrete, actionable advice, and deftly answered a range of questions.
Kate Nielson
AAUW
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