Tiffany Robinson is a personal finance educator and founder of The Paycheck Project, a coaching program that has helped more than 15,000 people break free from living paycheck to paycheck. After spending her early career as a financial analyst watching high-income professionals remain financially unstable, she developed the Paycheck Escape Plan—a behavioral first system that addresses not just the math of money, but the psychology and habits that keep people stuck.
Tiffany's work has been featured on NPR, *The Wall Street Journal*, *Business Insider*, and *Forbes*. She speaks regularly at corporations, universities, and nonprofit organizations about financial resilience, behavioral change, and the intersection of money and mindset. Her approach is grounded in data and shaped by real-world experience: she paid off $47,000 in consumer debt in eighteen months while earning less than $40,000 per year, and has maintained a savings rate of over 35% of her income for more than a decade.
Tiffany holds a B.S. in Finance from the University of North Carolina and is a Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI). She lives in Portland, Oregon, with her partner and two rescue dogs. When she's not teaching financial literacy, she volunteers with Girls who Invest, a nonprofit dedicated to closing the gender wealth gap through early financial education for young women.
The Paycheck Escape Plan is her first book. She is already at work on her second, which focuses on financial independence for people who start from zero or negative net worth.
You can connect with Tiffany at tiffanyrobinson.com or follow her on social media @tiffanyrobinsonmoney.
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