Angela Trammell | A Passion with Purpose

Looking back, I can see that my passion for finances didn't begin with a business plan. It began long before I ever imagined becoming a financial coach. I believe God placed this desire—and perhaps even this gift—in me at a very young age. I've always had a natural pull toward understanding money, planning ahead, and creating a sense of financial stability. For nearly my entire adult life, I've lived with a budget. Not because I wanted money to control my life, but because I discovered early on that having a plan for my money gave me something incredibly valuable: peace.

Living below our means, prioritizing savings, and building a financial safety net became part of how I approached life. There is a level of confidence that comes from knowing you've prepared for the unexpected, and over the years, I've experienced firsthand what comes from being intentional with what God has entrusted to us. But somewhere along the way, I realized this passion wasn't only meant for me. I've always found myself sharing what I knew with anyone willing to listen.

Years ago, I handed my budgeting worksheet to my boyfriend (who is now my husband) and encouraged him to begin looking at his budget more closely. Over time, I did the same with friends who came to me with questions about money. I would share my worksheet, talk through budgets, offer ideas, offer encouragement, and help them see that taking control of their finances didn't have to feel impossible. At the time, I didn't call it financial coaching. I was simply helping people. 

Today, I can look back and see God's fingerprints throughout that journey. The passion, the discipline, the desire to teach, and the genuine joy I feel when someone begins to see money differently weren't random pieces of my story. I believe they were preparing me for something.

That something became Anchored Money LLC.

My heart and my desire is to walk alongside you, help you understand where you are, encourage you to be honest about what's working and what isn't, and give you practical tools and accountability to help you move forward. Financial confidence isn't about having a perfect budget or a certain number in the bank. It's about developing the habits, knowledge, discipline, and confidence to make intentional decisions with your money and experiencing the peace that can come from knowing you have a plan. For me, this work is deeply personal. It's a passion I've carried for most of my life, and today I have the privilege of using it to serve others.

I believe God planted the seed long ago. Anchored Money is simply where He allowed it to grow.

“The plans of the diligent lead surely to abundance.”

— Proverbs 21:5