Your circle
A steady group of 6 to 9 women where you talk about your relationship with money, share your own experience and listen without giving advice.
Depth
Open call · Hub directors in Latin America
Money is
the last taboo.
We talk about politics, about sex, about illness. About money we do not talk. And the silence has a price: decisions made out of fear, dependence, opportunities let go because no one ever explained.
The taboo does not sort women by income. The one who earns well and has never invested keeps the same silence as the one running a household on just enough. What they share is never having had anyone to talk to.
Money in Her Voice is a community of women who meet in circles of 6 to 9, every month and with a guide, to talk about money from experience and without advice.
Knowledge about money is on the internet.
What does not exist is the place to say it out loud.
What it is
One community.
Three spaces that work together.
A member's experience begins in a circle. When she joins, she also becomes part of the Community and gains access to the Financial Education available to members.
The community across circles
The connection between members beyond your own group. What is confidential in the circle never becomes content for the community.
Beyond your group
Financial Education
Knowledge and tools in a space separate from the circle. It begins with Elaine Miranda (Ela), CEO, and other voices will follow.
For members only
The current schedule and terms are shared with members. See what it includes in detail
Our ambition
To reach 50 million women so that no woman has to make her life's decisions in silence.
Our purpose
That every woman in the community changes her world by talking with others about what she talks about with no one.
The ambition says how many we want to reach and what changes. The purpose says how it changes: not with an expert in front, but with other women alongside.
In both, the woman is the subject. We do not educate her, we do not save her. She changes her world, with other women beside her. That is what a circle does and a course does not.
Today that conversation starts with money, because it is the last taboo and the one that produces the most silence. It is the door, not the limit.
Money in Her Voice PBC
In the process
of incorporation.
Money in Her Voice PBC is in the process of incorporation. The public-benefit purpose is the one the company intends to sustain.
The specific public benefits to be promoted by the Corporation are educational, economic and cultural: to break the taboo that keeps women from speaking about money, and to advance the financial knowledge, confidence and autonomy of women.
The Corporation pursues these benefits by creating and sustaining communities in which women can speak about money openly and in confidence among women, and by making financial education available to women.
In pursuing these benefits, the Corporation intends that a woman's ability to pay should not be the reason she cannot participate.
Current presence · updated September 5, 2026
One active hub.
An ambition that is only beginning.
Today Money in Her Voice is active only in Managua, Nicaragua. Every other city is part of the expansion we want to build.
Cartography: Natural Earth · The marker shows presence, not size.
Inside the circle · The method
The circle has
its own way
of meeting.
You speak from experience, you listen without solving another woman's life, and every woman keeps her own decisions.
See how it works in Managua today- 01Vulnerability
- 02Confidentiality
- 03Circle mindset
- 04Personal responsibility
How it began
First there was a circle Elaine needed for herself.
Elaine Miranda (Ela), CEO, is a financial educator and the author of several books. Even with that knowledge, she felt the need to share what she could not talk about with anyone else.
In January 2026 she created a circle for herself. There she found the value of talking with other women, and saw that this experience could help many more. Women Who Talk About Money was born out of that need.
Elaine does not take part in the circles. She will share her knowledge in our Financial Education space. Luis Andrade is the COO.
Open call
I am looking for hub directors
in Latin America.
A hub director brings together the women of her city and accompanies the guides of her circles. It is a leadership role with compensation. We tell you the details in a private conversation before you decide. It is about 3 hours a day, on your schedule. You do not need to be a finance expert.
- 01
Apply
Answer the form. It takes 5 minutes.
- 02
We review
We read every application.
- 03
We talk
If your profile fits, we write to you for a private conversation.
Applying does not approve opening a hub or assign a territory.