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Many people practice avoidance when it comes to finances, and numerophobia – the fear of numbers – is often at the root of the problem.

If you’re feeling stuck and less-than-excited about your current financial outlook, break your cash flow down into these three bite-sized components.

The belief that our goals are simply too big to achieve holds us back from making progress, but big goals don’t require big steps.

Transition is temporary, but one of the best things we can do for ourselves while in the midst of it is to take charge and own the moment.

Unexpected financial setbacks happen to all of us and often cause us to reevaluate our plans, but resilience can help us move forward in these difficult situations.

Taking stock of who you really are and what you really want can have a lasting impact on how you manage a challenging life transition.

Society encourages us to look at things in black and white but, when our finances are uncertain, this mentality can hinder our ability to see a new path forward.

No matter what your marriage looks like, having the money conversation with your new spouse can be complex.

To find success in managing your household finances, it’s crucial to lay a foundation built on the fundamentals.

One of the most challenging and stressful events we can go through in life is the end of a marriage, yet there are financial practicalities that must be addressed.