Helping You Take Charge of Your Financial Future
At Earn With Eryn, we’re on a mission to reach 1,000 individuals each year with engaging financial education. We threw out the boring, one-sized-fits-all presentations, and deliver hands-on, actionable content focused on individuals in tech, law, and medicine.
Educational Workshops Have Been Delivered to Industry Leaders
Eryn Schultz, MBA, CFP®
Eryn Schultz is the founder of Earn With Eryn & Her Personal Finance. In 2015, she graduated from Harvard Business School, and realized that her and her classmates were better equipped to manage a corporate balance sheet than their own finances. This inspired her to create resources to help more individuals, particularly women, take charge of their financial futures.
Eryn became a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® practitioner and developed a popular live money bootcamp. To date, she has helped hundreds of women decide how to balance paying off student loans with saving for retirement, figure out how much cash to keep on hand, and finally feel confident investing outside of a 401K.
Eryn has spoken to women's groups at Amazon, Mass General Hospital, Harvard Business School, and Kellogg Business School, and her work has been featured in publications including Forbes, NPR, Fortune, Real Simple, CNBC, and BuzzFeed.
How This Course Boosted Her Confidence
Hear directly from one of our alumna as she shares how taking our Bootcamp shaped her mindset, boosted her confidence, and gave her practical tools to manage money and plan for the future.
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We’ve been there—student loans, investing, and big life plans. We share advice that’s real and relatable.
Have You Ever Found Yourself Asking...
We help high-earning women make smart, confident decisions about things like bonuses, equity, retirement, and student loans—without the second-guessing.
Should I use my bonus to pay off debt, save for a house, or another goal?
How much should I be saving for retirement and what should I do with old 401Ks?
How should I approach company equity? Is working with an advisor “worth it”?
Should I pay off all my student loans quickly or slowly?
"A big component of your class was increasing my emergency fund because [my employer was at risk of closing].
While this season has been stressful, I'm incredibly grateful for the assurance in the back of my mind that if I lost my job tomorrow and needed to move out, I have enough cash saved to cover that emergency for an extended period of time."
"When I started your course, my net worth was $6K.
20 months later, my net worth is over $224k (39x growth)."
