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I Was Afraid to Ask for Money Advice
I’ve become bold in initiating the money conversation. I’m done skirting around the one issue we all navigate – money. Recently, I had coffee with a friend and asked her point blank “what’s your relationship with money?” “Relationship with money,”
6 Lies Women Believe About Money
Women have been fed a lot of lies about money. We’re gonna wreck that right now. Sometimes we believe things about money not because we put critical thought into them, but because it’s what we’ve heard over and over again
Breaking the Generational Patterns That Cause Money Fear
My parents got married in the 1950s and bought a house for $18,000 – the same house I grew up in and the house they lived in for their entire lives. I remember the day they paid off the mortgage
Avoidance is NOT a Money Strategy
When I think of money. I stop. Well, I used to stop because the thought of money made me uncomfortable. Actually, it wasn’t the thought of money itself but the notion that I didn’t understand finances and that knowledge made
Learn the Secrets of Rich People – 6 Habits You Can Start Today
At one point, the “rich” were looked up to in society. We saw their accomplishments and thought, “one day I’m going to be rich and have that life.” Today, “rich” has become another “4 letter word” often causing as much
Swipe Right for Your Money Relationship Status
Swiping right might find you a date but it won’t fill your bank account. Truth is, relationships are important to us. Just as humans pursue relationships with friends, children, a partner or spouse, we also pursue a relationship with money.
“Things I Didn’t Buy” List
If you’ve never heard of the “Things I Didn’t Buy” list, then you’re in for a real treat. The “Things I Didn’t Buy” list is a way to keep track of all of the things you didn’t spend money
Reset Your Finances with a Spending Cleanse
You may be familiar with the term “cleanse.” It’s often associated with eating habits. For example, many use a cleansing strategy from time to time to clean up their diet. Maybe they’ve gotten out of control with their eating
How to Avoid Raising Entitled Children
Parenting children is complicated. We love our kids and we want to help them in any way we can. We want them to feel happy and carefree, but we also want them to be self-sufficient and humble. As parents,
Are your friends causing you to be financially irresponsible?
Despite your best intentions, every time you hang out with Stella, you end up spending way too much money. She loves to eat at the trendiest (and often most expensive) restaurants and you almost always find yourself at the
You Only Live Once, So Plan Well
You Only Live Once, So Plan Well Since the end of January, #YOLO has been a rallying cry on internet message boards where amateur investors drove up stock prices for video game retailer GameStop and movie theatre chain AMC.
Are You Living in a Money Prison?
Most personal finance advice is focused on spending less and saving more. The financial gurus love to target the overspenders and those who are living beyond their means. While saving and frugality are central tenants to a successful financial
