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Most people either have no life insurance or buy too much expensive whole life insurance when term life insurance provides better protection at a fraction of the cost. You need…Continue Reading
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Healing from Financial Trauma: Taking the First Steps to Building a Better Relationship With Money
Embarking on a journey to heal from financial trauma can feel like navigating through a dense, uncharted forest.
You know you need to find your way out, but the path isn't always clear.
If you've ever felt a knot in your stomach when opening a bill, or if the thought of checking your bank balance fills you with dread, know that you're not alone. Financial trauma, with its deep roots in our experiences and fears, affects many of us. Yet, discussing it openly remains somewhat taboo.
The purpose of this article isn't just to acknowledge the existence of financial trauma—it's about taking those first, crucial steps toward healing…
What are Your Financial Stressors & 11 Ways to Work Past Them
Stress about money is something that most people deal with. Money is the biggest source of stress for Americans, with 72% acknowledging their financial situation as a stressor, according to a survey by the American Psychological Association (APA).
For the sixth year in a row, 40% of Canadians polled said money was their main source of stress, topping out personal health, relationships, and work. This is according to FP Canada's 2023 Financial Stress Index.
Financial worry is something that everyone goes through at some point. This could be worries over paying rent or reducing debt.g costs of everyday expenses to concerns about saving for retirement…
Today’s Affirmation
I learn from every financial misstep. Mistakes are tuition in the school of life. I forgive myself for not knowing better then. I use past errors to make better choices now. I am human and learning as…Continue Reading