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Smart money habits are the consistent financial behaviors that help you build and grow your wealth over time. You can set yourself up for long-term success by making a few intentional choices.This post will explore 8 key smart money habits, their impact on your savings, and practical ways to implement them in your daily life.To build wealth that truly matters, imagine what a “Rich Life” looks like for you. This

“Money scripts,” coined by Brad Klontz, describes our unconscious beliefs about money, often developed in early childhood. Without understanding your money scripts, you may simply label yourself as a spendthrift or an overspender, but learning to understand these scripts helps us to better manage our financial wellbeing and navigate situations involving money more wisely. In this post, I’ll share my own experiences with money scripts, real-life stories of others who have felt

Bad money habits are behaviors that quietly drain your wealth and keep you from reaching your financial goals. In this post, we’ll uncover seven common habits that might sabotage your finances and show you how to break free from them.Impulsive spending is one of the most common habits that can wreck your finances without realizing it. Those small, seemingly harmless purchases add up over time and leave you wondering where

Most money advice is all about cutting back, but true financial success is about making smart choices and shifting your mindset. Top financial performers focus on what matters, take bold steps, and optimize every part of their financial life.In this post, we’ll cover 8 powerful money habits to help you start living your Rich Life today — and show you exactly how to get started.Most people don’t know where their

Discovering financial infidelity can be devastating.In this post, I’ll walk you through some immediate steps to take, along with longer term actions you can consider for your own safety and wellbeing. When you first discover financial infidelity, it’s easy to react emotionally. Before you blow up, take a moment to gather your thoughts and think about your next steps. This will help you handle the situation more effectively.I know, it’s

Quick answer: Most often, no, But you can make a legal case for yourself if you are choosing to divorce your spouse for financial infidelity. Financial infidelity is grounds for divorce in “at fault” states and also in a no-fault divorce. In this post I’ll walk you through the different grounds on how you can approach financial infidelity from a legal perspective, and I’ll also share the story of a couple