Is it possible to be too good of a saver? In the past I only saw being a great saver as a wonderful trait. Spending less than you earn, keeping a fund for all those rainy days, those are really good ways to reach your financial goals, right? What I’ve come to know is that even our best traits can ... Read More »
When Stuff gets Tough… Do This
Yes, there’s a lot of bad news in the world. And you’ve likely seen volatility in your investments. War, economic volatility, the pandemic … it’s a lot. No question. Have you noticed how some people handle market swings, and uncertainty, better than others? What I’ve seen over and over ... Read More »
How Emotions Play into Your Money Approach
A mind-blowing percentage of people in the US and Europe associate negative emotions with money - Germany (84%), Spain (82%) and Italy (78%). Almost half of all people are worried about their money and only 27% feel in control according to a global study done by Big Banking Chat. More people are ... Read More »
Your Gut is a Leading Financial Indicator
Most people believe that the best money decisions are grounded in analytics, economics, and rationality. Here’s the problem … Most people are also not rational when it comes to money. Knowing the numbers, doing projections, and planning are helpful. But, if this all you use to make choices you may ... Read More »
How Do You Balance Enjoy Today and Save for Tomorrow?
I recently saw an old Jerry Seinfeld bit on Night Guy and Morning Guy. He perfectly explains how Night Guy is always screwing Morning Guy by staying out too late. It made me think about how it could just as easily be Spend Guy and Save Guy (or Gal of course). Spend Guy is great at living for ... Read More »
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