Cash flow clarity for nurses

Designed for nurses, by an RN trained in Financial Coaching.

When the paycheck is strong but it’s still not enough.

Nurses work too hard to run out of money every month.

This is a one-time look at where your money is going, what is draining it, and what to fix first.

Limited openings · One-time package · Up to 2 accounts

Who this is for

This is for nurses who are working hard and still feel the money is slipping through the month.

Paycheck disappears before the next one
Overtime keeps the household afloat
Debt or spending feels unclear
You want facts, not another generic budget tip
You’re ready to look at the real numbers
You want a plan, not months of meetings

Money problems do not stay small

At work, a problem left alone often gets worse — harder, more stressful, more expensive. Money is the same. Small hidden drains and a month you cannot explain make the next month harder.

Seeing it early is easier than waiting until it is a crisis.

Think like a care plan — for the money

A nursing care plan looks at the whole situation: problems, goals, and a step-by-step plan to get from the problems to the goals. It is not one issue in isolation.

Your money and your life need that same kind of plan. We assess the money problems first, identify the financial goals, then lay out the next steps. This is educational coaching for cash flow. It is not nursing care, diagnosis, or treatment.

How it works

A simple process. You know what happens next.

  1. 1

    Free 20-minute consult

    We talk. You see if this fits. No pressure.

  2. 2

    You send statements

    After you pay, you send about 12 months for up to two accounts, as the bank issued them. You do not have to black anything out.

  3. 3

    I assess the months

    Money in, money out, which months look off, and where money may be going that you did not plan.

  4. 4

    We talk through the report

    What is working, the money problems, the goals, and a step-by-step plan for what to do first.

Cash Flow Clarity Package

One-time. Up to 2 accounts. About 12 months of statements.

$897

Up to 2 accounts · about 12 months of statements

  • A written report you can use on the call
  • Month by month: money in, money out, what was left
  • The likely drains and what to handle first
  • One call to walk through the report
  • A short follow-up if we both agree it is needed

Extra accounts cost extra (usually $150–$250 each).

Start with a free consult

This is educational cash-flow coaching—not tax, legal, credit-repair, or investment advice.

Doug Hampton, RN and Master Financial Coach

About the work

Over the course of my career in healthcare and coaching, I have worked with hundreds of nurses — as a clinician, care manager, and business owner.

I’m Doug Hampton. I assess the money problems first. Then we identify your goals and build a step-by-step plan to get you where you want to go.

Limited openings. Clarity and next steps — not a factory of clients.

Book a free 20-minute consult

A short conversation to see whether this is the right next step. If this is the right help, you get next steps for the paid package.

Schedule free consult

Opens a nurses-only 20-minute calendar. Or email to request a time.

Questions: hello@financialpeacefornurses.com

FAQ

What accounts do you review?

Up to two accounts in the base package—typically primary checking and one other. Additional accounts can be added for a separate fee.

How do I send statements?

After you pay, you get a private folder. Upload about 12 months for up to two accounts, as the bank issued them. You do not have to cover names or account numbers. Joint accounts need written okay from both people.

Is a spouse’s permission needed?

If an account is joint, written permission from both parties is required before review. Accounts in your name only are simpler.

Is this investment or tax advice?

No. We talk about where the money went and what to do first. It is not CPA, attorney, or investment work.

Why limited openings?

This is offered on a limited basis so each assessment gets proper attention—not a factory of clients.