Each of us has our own personal relationship with money – our own values, attitudes, and story that shape how we think about and interact with finances. When we join our life with someone else’s, it’s only natural to assume there are going to be growing pains in navigating how
If you’ve been reading my blog or listening to my Flourish Financially podcast for a while now, you’ve probably heard me say this before: money impacts every aspect of our lives, and this certainly includes our emotions. What is also true is that our emotions can impact the financial decisions we make. In short,
Divorce is difficult for many reasons and it’s a life transition that impacts many women. In addition to the obvious emotional challenges and logistical changes involved in disentangling your life from your former spouse, there are serious financial considerations, too. In this article, I will focus on the economic consequences
I love to share charitable giving tips at this time of year because so many of my clients are mission-driven women who make charitable giving an integral part of their financial planning. They help those in need, participate in something larger than themselves, and work to make the world a
They say money is the great equalizer and these financial planning tips for women can even the playing field and help women feel more empowered and financially secure. There are several considerations that are incredibly important for women to keep in mind: the gender pay gap, comparatively less time spent
Is your spouse or partner a financial bully? Financial abuse is not talked about as often as other forms of abuse, yet the Center for Financial Security recently conducted a study that showed that 99% of people who experience domestic abuse also experience financial abuse from their partners. The study also found
