Erik Edgington
Credit union professional, financial educator, and small-business owner with 16 years of banking and credit union experience.
Erik helps readers build strong financial foundations and make practical, confident decisions about saving, debt, business ownership, side income, and long-term goals.
About Erik
Erik Edgington is a financial educator, small-business owner, and credit union professional with 16 years of experience across banks and credit unions. As an office manager for a credit union, he has seen how everyday financial decisions—and the systems behind them—can shape a person’s opportunities, resilience, and long-term security.
Erik’s approach to money begins with a simple principle: build a strong foundation, then build upon it. He believes lasting financial progress starts with practical fundamentals such as managing cash flow, controlling debt, establishing savings, and setting clear goals. Once those pieces are in place, individuals and families can pursue larger opportunities with greater confidence.
A personal perspective on financial resilience
Erik’s perspective is also personal. After his father passed away at age 48, Erik was raised by a single mother. That experience taught him early that managing money is not merely about numbers—it is about creating stability, navigating uncertainty, and using limited resources intentionally to accomplish meaningful goals.
Business ownership and side income
As a small-business owner, Erik has learned how entrepreneurship and side income can become powerful tools for reaching financial goals. He understands the discipline required to build a business, manage competing priorities, and use additional income strategically rather than simply allowing expenses to grow.
Why MyFinancial.help
Through MyFinancial.help, Erik shares straightforward, practical guidance designed to help readers strengthen their financial foundations and make more informed decisions at every stage of life. His goal is to explain money in plain English, offer useful next steps, and help people move forward without judgment or unnecessary jargon.
Content on MyFinancial.help is educational and informational and does not constitute personalized financial, legal, or tax advice.