There's just something special about being in the presence of empowered women that makes you want to toss every socially constructed rule you've ever known out the window, and that's exactly what Bustle's inaugural Rule Breakers event celebrated when the festivities went down in Brooklyn's Prospect Park. While there were so many important people and causes to celebrate during the day-long festival, among the standouts was Visa's activation that was all about encouraging women to have open, honest conversations about money.

The voting booth-style installation invited event attendees to answer four different questions, which were all part of Visa's wider Money Is Changing initiative. Simply put, the initiative recognizes that talking about money has always been seen as taboo, but now's the time for that to change. As part of their campaign, Visa commissioned a national survey by Lieberman Research Worldwide asking millennial women their thoughts on everything from gendered dating norms, to the pay gap, and even salary negotiations, and a summary of the survey's findings is definitely worth the read.

For now, scroll on to check out the details on the awesome setup that gave women a safe space to sound off on their own financial points of view.