A Groundbreaking Financial Guide for LGBTQ+ Individuals on the Brink of Release

NEW YORK, FL, UNITED STATES, August 11, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A bold and timely new book is preparing to hit shelves, aimed directly at the often-overlooked financial realities faced by LGBTQ+ individuals. Proud Wealth by Gregory Truesdell cuts through the noise with one clear message: financial security is not a luxury; it is a right. And for too long, members of the LGBTQ+ community have had to navigate a system that was never built with them in mind.

This forthcoming release takes readers straight into the heart of the matter. It looks at what life is really like for LGBTQ+ people trying to build financial stability in the face of discrimination, income gaps, and medical costs that others may never experience.

Rather than offer vague tips or recycled advice, the book focuses on daily, practical tools that meet people where they are. From rebuilding damaged credit to creating emergency funds after financial setbacks, every chapter reflects the actual struggles and steps LGBTQ+ individuals can take to regain control.

The book acknowledges that for many, money isn't just about math. It's about fear, survival, shame, and sometimes starting from scratch without support. Truesdell doesn't gloss over these truths. He brings them to the surface and pairs them with actionable solutions. He writes for the person who has been denied housing, who has racked up debt due to gender-affirming care, who lost a job for being out, or who never had access to financial education.

What makes this guide so effective is the author's tone. Truesdell writes with urgency but never with pressure. His words are thoughtful, honest, and grounded in compassion. He knows what readers are up against and respects their experiences. His style is sharp, empathetic, and full of clarity. He makes complex ideas simple without watering them down and builds the reader's confidence with every page.

Proud Wealth is more than a book. It is a resource, a roadmap, and a reality check. It does not pretend to solve everything, but it offers something far more valuable: a way forward. For LGBTQ+ readers who feel overwhelmed, discouraged, or financially stuck, this book will be the voice in their corner.

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Gregory Truesdell is a writer and financial coach committed to creating tools for real people navigating tough realities. His work centers on honesty, accessibility, and community, with a focus on equity for underserved groups.

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