Financial Wellness – it’s not a destination. It’s a journey. It’s constant recalibration and making adjustments along the way to help you to build financial resilience so that you can, even when life throws you curveballs, because we both know it will, maintain financial equilibrium. Financial wellness serves to stabilize your financial situation so that you can the options, the tools, and the ability to create a stable, so much as you can in this crazy world we live in, healthy and successful life, however it is that you choose to define that success.
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It’s Small Business Saturday and today we are diving into how and why to choose to shop small, shop local, shop woman or minority-owned businesses. You’ll hear reminders of why this matters and how it benefits your community to keep those dollars close to home.
You know that nagging feeling that you could be doing more with your money and how you wish you could create more space and options for your family? Amy Scott, Couples Financial Coach, will teach you how to declutter your finances and implement systems that work for you!
ITUNES | SPOTIFY | STITCHER 8 FINANCIAL RED FLAGS Here are 8 financial red flags to be on the lookout for in your life! 1 – YOU DON’T HAVE A BUDGET Flaming flag would be that you’re thinking: “what’s a budget?” You need a budget, friend. No, checking your statements or balancing your checkbook at the end of the […]
Finding work-life balance through values based budgeting as a busy working mom. Learn how to figure out what you value most and then spend your time and money doing exactly that!
Sinking funds are the key to stress-free purchasing, avoiding debt and living your best financial life!
Talking about money, arguing about money, disagreeing about money or simply not being on the same page with your spouse is getting old! Tune in and read on to discover seven quick tips to quick arguing and start communicating better about finances in your marriage.
If you want to get out of debt and “be better” with money, this episode of Fulfilled – The Podcast is for you. Allie, The Debt Free Nurse shares her journey to paying off $15k in credit cards and $46k in student loans! She worked *smarter* not harder and spent time and money on the things she loved.
