Financial Health or Financial Wealth?
I’m ashamed to say that the first time I read the phrase Financial Health I actually read it as Financial […]
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Final 5 Money Behaviors– Do You Rate This Well With Your Own Cash?
As mentioned in my last blog, these behaviors come from Sarah Fallaw of Data Points. She created a Household Cash
Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
Enough Money: A State of Mind or Fact?
People often use the phrase “If I could just make enough money life would be better”. It’s a myth for most
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Do You Use Money or Does It Use You?
Carl Richards is a Financial Planner in Utah and is also known as Sketch Guy, a regular contributor in Business
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Do You Trade Happiness for Money? Maybe a Little?
My colleague, Stacey Francis is CEO & President of Francis Financial. She is also Founder of Savvy Ladies, a non-profit organization that spreads
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Do You Plan your Money like You Plan a Vacation?
We’re going on vacation. Let’s pack. > Where you ask? Why does it matter? Oh I see. You want to
Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
Do You Have Successful Money-Life Balance?
Money-Life Balance means taking money off a pedestal, and putting your happiness on it. It means fulfilling your life, instead
Money Behaviors
Divorce Series Part 4: Start 3 Months BEFORE You Start the Divorce Process
If you decide to initiate the divorce process, take the time to research all your finances thoroughly. Once your intent
Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
Divorce Series Part 3: The 3 Biggest Financial Mistakes You Can Make
The list of potential financial mistakes made while divorcing can be extensive. It is an exhausting, emotional time for everyone. Every
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Divorce Series Part 2: How Can a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Help You?
A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA©) is an industry designated financial expert on helping divorcing couples understand how the financial