How do you know when to fire your financial advisor? Breaking up can be hard to do, but overpaying for underperformance costs much more than the discomfort of making a change to a member of your Money Team.
Money is Spiritual
In this podcast, have a profound discussion with David Hayward, a former pastor-turned-artist known for his NakedPastor blog, about his book Money Is Spiritual.
Hiring and Working With a Financial Advisor
The financial advisor you hire and work with can change the trajectory of your financial future, positive or negative. I discuss how to make sure you’ve got a good one!
The Quantum Physics of Manifesting
Get nerdy with me as we unpack the quantum physics of manifesting with my friend and special guest, Carissa Andrews!
Numbers to Know Before You Buy a Car
A vehicle is one of the most expensive things most people will purchase besides their home. It’s important to be armed with the right numbers before you enter the car dealership.
Men, Money, and Emotions
Is there anything that baffles women more than men, money, and emotions? Probably not! That’s why I’m super excited to welcome today’s special guest, Kevin Scott.
10 Questions to Ask a Financial Advisor
Hiring a new financial planner can be a stressful process, especially if you’re a novice investor. You might not even know the questions to ask a financial advisor during interviews. Sure, there are the obvious two: 1.) How long have you been in the business, and 2.) What are your qualifications? But knowing a financial planner’s experience and certifications still …
Expensive Divorce Mistakes to Avoid
Expensive Divorce Mistakes to Avoid Our hearts can hijack our common sense when it comes to personal finances. If you’re currently in the midst of a separation or divorce, you’re at an increased risk for making emotional money mistakes. Even splitting from a long term partner is stressful, especially when you’re living together and financially entangled. Here are four expensive …
Married, But Financial Roommates?
In my financial coaching practice, I’ve noticed a trend lately. I’m encountering more and more married couples who are financial roommates. This means they’re keeping their finances completely separate. It’s not my imagination either. According to a recent study of the money habits of millennials by Bank of America, 28% of millennial couples say they keep their finances completely separate. …
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