Debt Payoff Planner + Coaching Community
You already know
the number.
Now get a plan.
Most debt plans don't fail because the math was wrong. They fail around month three, when life gets loud and nobody notices you stopped. This one puts your numbers on paper and puts you in a room with women doing the same work.
No pretending you haven't tried before.
The coaching community
You don't have to
do this alone.
Live coaching with Bridgett twice a month, a private group of women working the same plan, and someone who notices when you go quiet. Twelve months, because that's honestly how long this takes.
Tier one
Community
$97 /month
or $970 for the year — two months free
- Twice-monthly live group calls, 45 minutes
- Every other Tuesday, 7:00-8:00 PM CT
- Ask your questions live on the call
- Full recordings if you miss one
- Private community access
- Monthly debt payoff challenges
- Accountability and peer support
- 12-month commitment
Tier two
VIP
$197 /month
or $1,970 for the year — two months free
- Everything in Community
- 12 monthly one-hour coaching sessions with Bridgett
- Quarterly progress reviews at months 3, 6, 9, 12
- A debt payoff roadmap built for your numbers
- Direct email access to Bridgett
- First access to new content
- 12-month commitment
Pay monthly or annually. Klarna, Affirm, and Afterpay available at checkout.
Your starting point
Start with the planner.
Twelve months of balance pages, the payoff tracker, the mindset work, and a reading list. Built by Book'd, written with Dickey Financial Services & Wealth Management Firm. Required to join the community.
Debt Payoff Planner
Monthly balance pages, the payoff tracker, and 50 notes pages. Fits your A5 6-ring Book'd planner. Ships from Book'd.
Buy the print insertDigital
Debt Payoff Spreadsheet
The same system as a working spreadsheet. Balances update as you enter payments, and your payoff date recalculates on its own. Works on your laptop or phone.
Buy the digital versionGot your planner? Join the community.
How this works
Three steps. That's it.
Nothing here requires a spreadsheet you'll abandon or an app you'll delete.
Get your planner
Print insert or digital spreadsheet — whichever one you'll actually open. Both hold the same system.
Write down what you owe
Every balance, smallest to largest. The pages walk you through it, including the part everyone wants to skip.
Show up twice a month
Live calls with Bridgett, a private group, and a check-in you can't quietly disappear from. That's what makes it stick.
Why this exists
"We didn't guess what women needed. We asked them, and debt came back first."
Bridgett Dickey, MBA
I'd been a Book'd customer since 2023. In November 2025 I emailed Tannera and asked whether we could build something together — keep everything her planners already do well, and add a real financial spine to it.
We met in person on December 1st at the Post Oak Hotel while she was in Houston on business, and shook on it that day.
Then we did the part most people skip. We ran a focus group and asked women what they actually needed help with. Debt came back number one. Not budgeting, not investing — debt. So that's what we built first.
The planner launches August 4th in print and digital, with in-person events to follow.
Who's leading this
Bridgett Dickey, MBA
Bridgett has run Dickey Financial Services & Wealth Management Firm since 2015, building written financial plans for women over 40, empty nesters, and educators. She is licensed in Life, Health, and Medicare across eight states.
She holds an MBA, completed the financial planning program at Rice University, and is a graduate of Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses. She serves as Texas State Director for Black Women Invest and leads the Financial Education Ministry at The Fountain of Praise in Houston, directing financial education for a congregation of more than 28,000 — work that earned her the church's Servant Leader Award.
She hosts the Sis, Mind Your Money podcast and has spoken at Pink Money Con, the Woke Money Conference, and Baker Ripley Community Center.
Her goal: 10,000 women with their financial plan on paper by 2028.
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A year from now
You'll be twelve months older either way.
Without a plan
Same balances, roughly. More interest paid, nothing to show for it. Still doing the mental math at 2am, still not saying the number out loud to anyone.
With one
Every balance written down and shrinking. At least one debt gone entirely, colored in and finished. And a payment that used to go to a credit card going somewhere that belongs to you.
Join the room.
Get the plan.
Twelve months with women doing this work alongside you — plus the planner that runs it all.