Your Fresh Start: Building a Brighter Financial Future
- gfbudget
- May 16
- 2 min read
Divorce, break ups, moving to a new city or country - all big life changing events that can leave you feeling a little bit lost or untethered—especially when it comes to money. Maybe your ex handled the bills, or you’re facing a new reality where every financial decision is yours alone. It’s okay to feel overwhelmed. But here’s what you deserve to know: You are capable, and you don’t have to do this solo.
Welcome to your financial fresh start. This isn’t about being “perfect” with money—it’s about progress, support, and reclaiming your power. Below, you’ll find a roadmap to rebuild your finances and a community of women ready to cheer you on. No judgment, just sisterhood.

5 Steps to Financial Confidence After Divorce
Open Your ‘Fresh Start’ Account
Even if it’s just $50, a new checking/savings account in your name is your first act of independence.
Audit Your Money (Without Panic)
Use our Divorce Financial Checklist (free download) to track assets, debts, and bills—one step at a time.
Find Your ‘Starting Over’ Squad
Join communities like GFB’s Personal Finance Group, where women share their goals, steps taken and wins to keep everyone accountable and on track!
Master the ‘Big 3’ Bills
Focus only on housing, utilities, and groceries first. The rest can wait until you’re steady.
Celebrate Every Win
Paid a bill solo? Saved $20? Text your new money besties. This is how confidence grows.
Why Community Matters
You’re not reinventing the wheel. Thousands of women in our GFB Financial Membership have walked this path and are thriving.
No “dumb” questions. Our members ask everything from “How do I check my credit score?” to “Can I afford to live alone?”
Real-talk resources: Divorce-specific budgeting templates, legal aid referrals, and emotional support.
Your finances post-divorce might feel like a tangled mess right now, but here’s the secret: Every woman in our community started exactly where you are, finding a new path after a major life event. The first step isn’t knowing everything—it’s knowing you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Ready to turn “I can’t” into “I did”? Snag your starter kit and start learning more about WHO you are and how YOU handle your money.
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