I went into working with her feeling confused and left feeling relieved.

by | Feb 24, 2026

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“When it comes to money, Penny really knows her stuff! I went into working with her feeling confused and left feeling relieved.

She’s very practical, supportive, and informative, and I’m now equipped to handle what’s next financially for me and my future.”

– Caitlin Clarke

About Penny Kidd

I'm a social worker turned Financial Coach. I'm completely debt-free (including my house!) and help others make their money behave by doing a budget and becoming intentional with their money.

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