Unmuted Money Reviews

I love Unmuted Money because the leader and community are special, there is nothing like this. A place of support, show up as you are, share your wins and struggles; leave the shame and guilt at the door vibe. And if you can't get past the difficult that is okay too..This is how it feels for me, I can show up confident, or not. I feel seen here. I get to meet people on the calendar event hangouts who are from different parts of the country and world, I get wisdom and reflection/insight listening to others share, it's private and intimate and I always feel better after a call. The community chat is fun, and real. I feel like we could all use this in our lives, and as Rebecca states, Money touches all aspects of our lives. Talking about it leads me to growth and growth leads to less stress. I'm blessed and better off after finding this community and Rebecca.

I have been a member of Unmuted Money since the end of August, 2025 and even though I am not necessarily "there" yet when it comes to talking about money with confidence, this community has helped a great deal in that process. It wouldn't be the same without Becca's unmatched dedication and support!

The community feels like a space where you actually do want to talk about money. Unlike many other communities where the money focus is primarily related to making as much as possible, which all too often leads to unnecessary comparison and competition with others, Unmuted Money is not about that at all. In fact, any type of progress related to money is encouraged and celebrated, and that is worth everything.

Our relationship with money and all the lessons to be learned is so much more important. Whether you are struggling with (talking about) money or not, this community is one of those spaces you really do want to be part of!

I struggled with my finances for years. The problem wasn’t a lack of brainpower; I’m smart enough to figure out a simple spreadsheet. It was secrecy. No one ever taught me how to talk about money, and that silence did real damage. Unmuted Money is the rare money community that understands the real problem isn’t math—it’s shame. Rebecca built a space where people can talk openly about money without criticism, without status-flexing, and without pressure to share more than they want. The culture is kindness-first and privacy-protective, grounded in a simple ethos: progress matters more than perfection. What I appreciate most is how actionable it is while still being human. You can show up anxious, embarrassed, or stuck—and instead of getting lectured, you get encouragement, accountability, and helpful reflection. It’s especially valuable if you’re paying off debt, building savings, learning to negotiate, or trying to rebuild trust in your own decisions. If conversations about money usually make you tense or defensive, this community feels like an exhale.