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Alternatives to Emotional Spending

Carrie Rattle / September 12, 2012

Andrea, the author of this blog, has been down the emotionally-triggered, over-shopping road and she is finding a new path […]

Carrie Rattle / September 11, 2012

Sometimes life pushes our buttons. We find ourselves in a familiar situation or have a familiar feeling that pushes a

Carrie Rattle / September 8, 2012

A mermaid, beautiful and alluring, sings from the top of a rocky point in the most dangerous section of the

Our relationship with money is complicated. Financial Therapist Bari Tessler Linden talks about her 3 Doorway Method to help think

Becoming Minimalist blogger Joshua Becker shares the story of Gracia and Martin Burnham, who were kidnapped and taken hostage by

A perennial question in the world of personal finances. While it’s true that cutting back on some of life’s simple

“Do I feel lighter or heavier with the thought of purchasing this item?” This is the question blogger Jill Chivers

“Former Shopaholic” Erica reflects on her habit of encouraging friends and family to spend money when they’re shopping together. She

“Remember: it’s only a bargain if you needed it in the first place, otherwise it’s a waste.” Live Simply by

This wise and comprehensive book begs to be read—and digested—very slowly. In it, Cia Ricco and Belinda Rosenblum have managed