Money Behaviors Archives - Page 10 of 22

Shop ‘Til You Drop? 10 Tips to Beat a Shopping Addiction

Carrie Rattle / February 18, 2013

If you’re like most women, shopping can be a fun, uplifting experience. For some women, though, shopping can become an […]

Carrie Rattle / February 18, 2013

We are becoming familiar with the signs of shopping addictions: the “shopping to feel better” syndrome, the out of control

Carrie Rattle / February 15, 2013

There are many answers to the question of whether or not to comingle finances. Surprisingly, some couples actually merge their

Carrie Rattle / February 15, 2013

A “money date” is something you might find quite rewarding. It may be spontaneous or planned, brief or extended, on

Carrie Rattle / February 13, 2013

Enjoying the occasional shopping trip is not unusual by any means, but one too many shopping sprees can mean financial

Carrie Rattle / February 13, 2013

Carole Moore at Bankrate.com lists seven shopping traps to be avoided: 1.) Shopping as a hobby or a sport. 2.)

Carrie Rattle / February 4, 2013

With a shopping addiction comes an idea that each purchase will improve one’s happiness, creating an artificial “high” that an

Carrie Rattle / January 25, 2013

It is recommended by financial planners to allocate around five percent of your income for an entertainment budget. Unfortunately for

Carrie Rattle / January 21, 2013

If you’re looking at your shopping habits and wondering where to start reining in your spending, take a moment to

Carrie Rattle / January 14, 2013

A few weeks ago, I was a guest on the Diane Rehm show about shopping addiction, along with a 25