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I'm Christelle

I help women build their financial plan before the unexpected happens

Her Financial First Aid Kit Checkup

Her Financial First Aid Kit Checkup

Discover how long your savings could cover your essential expenses and identify your next financial-safety step.

You may know how much money is in your savings account.

But do you know how many months that money could cover if your income were reduced, interrupted, or stopped?

Her Financial First Aid Kit Checkup helps you turn your savings balance into a clearer picture of your financial breathing room.

In a few simple steps, you’ll compare your intentionally set-aside savings with your essential monthly expenses to see approximately how long your current savings could support you during an income disruption.

This is not a judgment. It is information—and information gives you more choices.

Inside, you’ll discover:

  • Your essential monthly expenses

  • How much savings you have set aside for an income disruption

  • Approximately how many months your savings could cover

  • What your current number may tell you about your financial breathing room

  • Your next financial-safety step

  • The difference between a Rainy Day Fund and income-loss savings

This is for you if:

  • You know your savings balance but are unsure what it really means

  • You want to feel more financially prepared

  • You rely on variable income or own a business

  • You have experienced major financial change and want to be better prepared for future unexpected events

  • You want to create more breathing room before you need it

  • You are ready to look at your finances without shame or judgment

A note before you begin

This checkup uses savings intentionally set aside and accessible for an income disruption. It is not a measure of your total net worth and does not include credit cards, retirement accounts, investments, or other assets. Your result is an estimate based on the information you provide. It is a starting point not a prediction or a financial plan.

"Financial preparation does not predict what will happen. It gives you more choices when life changes."

I want to know where I stand today: