Renata Okafor
Lead money coach
Leads first money sessions and spending plan builds, working from the client’s own statements and saying plainly when a question needs a licensed professional.
Columbus, Ohio
A calm, written plan for the money already coming in
Ledgerleaf Money Coaching helps individuals and couples in Columbus build a spending plan, a debt payoff order and a savings habit they can keep, at six published prices and without selling a single financial product.
Six sessions, six published prices
Each session names how long it runs, what it covers and what it costs. Nothing is sold on commission, and no price depends on buying a second session.
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First money session
A 75-minute look at income, bills, debts and goals, ending with three written next steps.
$95
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Spending plan build
Three sessions over six weeks to build a monthly plan and test it against real spending.
$240
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Debt payoff plan
Two sessions that list every balance and set a payoff order the budget can actually carry.
$180
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Couples money session
Ninety minutes for two people who share bills, setting out who pays what and when to review it.
$150
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Irregular income plan
Two sessions that set a baseline month and a rule for evening out lean and good months.
$210
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Quarterly check-in
Forty-five minutes to update an existing plan for changes in income, bills or goals.
$65
How coaching works
Coaching begins with the numbers a client already has, not with a product to buy. Ledgerleaf Money Coaching teaches budgeting, debt repayment planning and saving habits; it does not sell investments, insurance or loans, does not prepare tax returns and does not give legal advice. Where a question needs a licensed adviser, an accountant or an attorney, the coach says so and explains what kind of professional to look for.
The desk, the paper and the plan
Photographs of the plain working materials of a money plan: notebooks, coins, a savings jar and a laptop. None shows a real client or a real account.
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Small amounts, added regularly, are what a savings line is built from. -
A savings jar and a note: the first goal is usually a modest one. -
Notes, a phone and a laptop: the whole kit for a first session.
Who does the coaching
Three coaches and a client coordinator share the studio. These two profiles introduce the coaches most first sessions are booked with.
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Daniel Whitcombe
Debt repayment coach
Runs debt payoff plans and couples money sessions, turning a pile of balances into one payoff order a monthly budget can carry.
What clients have said
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The first session went through everything without judgement, and I left with a one-page summary and three next steps instead of a sales pitch.
Alicia M.
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The debt payoff plan put every balance on one page. The coach was clear the timeline depended on sticking to it, and the sheet still works for me.
Trevor N.
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The fee in the first reply was the fee I paid. Nobody tried to sell me an investment, an insurance policy or a longer programme.
Bethany O.
Asked often
How should a client choose a session?
Start with the six session descriptions and prices. When two look equally suitable, a short note through the contact form describing the situation is enough for the coordinator to suggest one.
Are the published prices the whole fee?
Yes. Each price covers the session or sessions described, including the written notes. No commission is earned from any bank, lender or product provider, and nothing is added at the end.
What should a first-time client bring?
Recent bank and card statements, a list of debts with balances and minimum payments, and a rough idea of monthly income help most. A first money session still works from estimates if paperwork is hard to gather.
Can a client ask for a particular coach?
Yes. Name the preferred coach in the contact form; the coordinator confirms that coach’s availability in the reply.
Ask about a session
A short note about the money question and a rough time range is enough to start. Ledgerleaf Money Coaching replies with the session that fits and the times that are actually open.