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Justine De Peralta - I teach women and survivors how to recognize financial abuse, and reclaim their financial freedom.
I help women and domestic violence survivors build their financial safety net and reclaim financial independence with confidence.
I teach women and survivors how to recognize financial abuse, and reclaim their financial freedom.
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I'm a former classroom teacher turned Certified Financial Educator (CFEI), Money Coach, and Domestic Violence Counselor. As the founder of Afraid to Affluent and author of "Girl, JUMP!", I specialize in helping BIPOC women who are domestic violence survivors develop the confidence and financial literacy skills needed to navigate challenging financial situations.
I'M a former classroom teacher turned Certified Financial Educator (CFEI), Money Coach, and Domestic Violence Counselor. As the founder of Afraid to Affluent, I specialize in helping BIPOC women who are domestic violence survivors develop the confidence and financial literacy skills needed to navigate challenging financial situations.

Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI®)
Certified Financial Literacy Professional (CFLP)
Certified Domestic Violence Counselor and Advocate

Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI®) Certified Financial Literacy Professional (CFLP) Certified Domestic Violence Counselor and Advocate
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My commitment to supporting BIPOC women and domestic violence survivors began in 2007. For three years, I served at a local courthouse, helping individuals dealing with divorce, child custody, and eviction. Although there are many reasons couples seek divorce, financial challenges and domestic violence are among the most common.
My commitment to supporting BIPOC women and domestic violence survivors began in 2007. For three years, I served at a local courthouse, helping individuals dealing with divorce, child custody, and eviction. Although there are many reasons couples seek divorce, financial challenges and domestic violence are among the most common.

Despite building a career in education, I transitioned to financial services after leaving a physically, emotionally, and psychologically abusive marriage. My dedication to helping those in abusive and toxic relationships is deeply personal and fuels my passion for this work.
I know firsthand the struggles of navigating difficult financial situations: having no emergency fund, accumulating high credit card debt, living paycheck to paycheck, going into collections, and hitting financial rock bottom.
But guess what? I also know how to bounce back STRONGER, SMARTER, HEALTHIER, and WEALTHIER. Now, I'm passionate about teaching women and domestic violence survivors how to reclaim their confidence, and become financially secure and money smart!
But guess what? I also know how to bounce back STRONGER, SMARTER, HEALTHIER, and WEALTHIER.
Now, I'm passionate about teaching women and domestic violence survivors how to reclaim their confidence, and become financially secure and money smart!

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