As a financial planner, I am asked to create strategies and solutions to help people achieve their financial goals. Clients share their goals, and I create a road map with savings schedules that will ...

There is something to be said about the laws of attraction and how you frame the narration of your financial situation. Creating a mindset of abundance may be easier said than done, but switching to ...

If you keep your life savings in certificates of deposit or a savings account at your local bank, that decision may be based on a common money script: "You can't trust the stock market." This belief ...

Each one of us has our own relationship with money and how we use it. Experts have identified 4 categories of this have named them money scripts. Money scripts are what our inner thoughts tell us when ...

When it comes to clients implementing the action steps needed to move toward their financial and life goals, more is at play than just needing the knowledge and resources to take action. Whether or ...

If you’ve ever lived in real poverty, struggling to meet your basic needs for food, shelter and clothing, it’s almost certainly not a “lifestyle choice” you would voluntarily opt to return to. If you ...

These are statements many of us heard growing up. Harmless at first glance, but deeply influential. These beliefs—what we call money scripts—can quietly shape our financial behavior well into ...

beliefs about money, or "money scripts." These beliefs, commonly formed in childhood, shape our financial choices in adulthood. Money scripts are partial truths, but one of the reasons they cause ...

Being good with money isn't just about knowing the correct information, but having the right attitude. Financial decisions are heavily influenced by unconscious emotional impulses, and sometimes these ...

Most people's financial behavior can be explained by the "money script" they learned as children and are probably still following, psychologist says. The four money scripts are: money avoidance, money ...

Stacey Tisdale previously held roles as a financial journalist at The Wall Street Journal and CNN. She found herself constantly stressed out and making bad financial decisions. Tisdale uncovered her ...