Build Tiny Money Habits to Achieve Big Success
Professor B.J. Fogg has a fun approach to changing habits. He has a program called Tiny Habits, and the concept […]
Debt, Money Behaviors
Debt
Debt, Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
7 Signs You are in Financial Denial
Our guest blogger is Eric Dammann, clinical psychologist and financial coach in NYC. Financial denial can be so harmful to
Debt, Money Behaviors
3 Simple Behaviors to Take the Pain out of Tax Season
Yep, it’s that season again. And it’s stressful. Often the paperwork is more daunting than the actual check we may
Debt, Money Behaviors
Are You Committing Financial Infidelity? You May be Surprised
Infidelity is a sizzling topic, and Financial Infidelity is new on the scenes. According to the research Financial Infidelity in Couple
Debt, Money Behaviors
Are You Making Payments Too Quickly?
Forward movement, if we want to call it that, in Industry and technology has made monetary transactions faster than a
Compulsive Shopping, Debt
Council Clerk’s Shopping Addiction Lands Her in Jail
An A U.K. council clerk has been jailed for forging checks worth nearly $200,000 to feed her shopping addiction. Her
Debt, Money Behaviors
How to Take Yourself on a “Money Date”
A “money date” is something you might find quite rewarding. It may be spontaneous or planned, brief or extended, on
Debt, Money Behaviors
We Did It! Debt Free!
It is so wonderful the hear the stories of people who have taken control of their spending habits and climbed
Debt, Money Behaviors
Credit Cards: Clearing, but with a Strong Probability of Curveballs
As we noted in the last newsletter (see “Credit Card Act of 2009,” June 2009), new legislation now curtails several
Compulsive Buying, Debt, Money Behaviors
Financial Education in the Workplace
On August 16th, a persuasive online article appeared about the harmful effects that financial stress has in the workplace. Jeffrey