These five tips can help you spend less money. They fix the faulty thinking that many of us have when it comes to money. The tips help you identify the money trap and then offer a way to avoid falling into it. These insights are from research in psychology, behavioral science, and neuroscience. More can […]
Combining finances with your spouse or partner can be challenging. A successful combination depends on recognizing you have different experiences with money, attitudes about money, and earnings potential. Unfortunately many couples do not get the money issues correct as it is one of the top reasons for divorce. There are no right or wrong ways for combining […]
Graduates please pay attention to your finances. And parents heed this financial advice too if you haven’t been as vigilant as you could have been. Don’t avoid dealing with your finances because you don’t want to or don’t like math. If you avoid dealing with your finances now you will pay more in the long run […]
How your spending habits can help or hinder or retard your financial goals was examined in Part One of this blog. And to change your habits you need to examine why you do what you do. Many New Year’s resolutions center around curbing over spending. Listed below are five reasons that may influence your spending […]
Are your habits helping or hindering you from achieving your financial goals? We are nearing the end of the first quarter and its time to check on whether you’ve made progress on your New Year’s resolutions. One of the most popular New Year’s resolutions is to get financially fit. You know, save more and/or spend […]
