You Trust Your Paycheck—But Should You?
You count on it every month. But is your paycheck telling you the whole story about your financial health? What your pay stub isn't saying and why a closer look is essential.
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Feeling Secure in Your Job? Why That Might Be an Illusion
Are you truly job secure, or is it just an illusion? The unspoken risks and what most people don't see coming. Time to ask the tough questions.
Why Some People Stay Broke Even After They Start Earning More
Earning more doesn’t always fix money stress. Why some people still feel broke—even after a raise—More income doesn’t lead to more peace of mind.
What Emotional Spending Actually Looks Like
Emotional spending doesn’t look like a shopping spree. It’s harder to spot. I share how emotional habits sneak into everyday spending—and what actually helps.
The Budget Isn’t the Problem. It’s How Worn Out You Are
Most budgets don’t break because people are bad with money. They break because people are tired. There's emotional weight behind budgeting—and why it's rarely about discipline.
50/15/5: An Easy Trick for Saving and Spending
The 50/15/5 rule streamlines your budget—50% for essentials, 15% for retirement, and 5% for short-term savings. A simple framework!
How People Hide Spending Habits in Plain Sight
Spending habits often slip through the cracks in shared budgets. The way people mentally account for costs—and how to bring them into view without judgment.
Why It’s Easier to Spend $100 Than Save $10
Spending $100 feels easy, but setting aside $10 can feel like a chore. The psychological quirks that make saving harder than spending.
What Budgeting Looks Like When You’re the Dependable One
When you’re the one everyone relies on, budgeting isn’t just about money—it’s about stability, timing, and carrying more than anyone else sees.
What No One Tells You About Budgeting as a Couple
Budgeting as a couple isn’t just about money. It’s about power, habits, memory, and who keeps everything running in the background.
