Money can bring out all kinds of emotions, especially when tied to big ideas like what you want to do with your life. There’s a widely accepted idea that going to college and getting a four-year degree is the best way to a successful career or financial future.

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As part of honoring Women's History Month and International Women's Day (March 8), March blogs are dedicated to inspiring money (hi) stories that transcend the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. Important are those who have made significant and...

Do you ever wonder why you look at money so differently compared to your friends, coworkers, or significant other? People come from all sorts of different backgrounds that help shape who they are. Similarly, we all have different money stories shaped by our paths in life.

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February, in the US, is often known for being a month dedicated to and all about love. But February should not only be about valentines, it should be about recognizing the love of one-self, family, and friends. As part of your financial health journey, you are building...

It’s time to acknowledge the literature and research about money and relationships. Scream it from the top of your lungs: “Money will impact my relationship!” On one side of the spectrum, money can cause stress, uncertainty, or fights which can impact the...

According to Brad Klontz, a financial psychologist, CPA, researcher, and author, he reports that a person with money vigilance is alert, watching, and concerned about their financial health. In doing my own mindset work in the financial arena, I am a person with fairly high...

The holidays are quickly approaching and will look different this year secondary to the pandemic. However, no matter what your financial situation, holidays can bring financial stress. Get on top of this stress, by giving yourself the best gift ever: Financial Boundaries. ...