In our year-long series, How To Develop A Spending Plan, we've been talking about how to develop our monthly spending plan and the steps to ensure you're covering all the bases each month. This process sets you up for success and helps you to build a plan based on what you value most. In January we focused on specific action steps to take to start the year off right. February we discussed the View Post
Common Medical Billing Errors and How to Spot Them
If you’re dealing with an illness or ongoing treatment for a diagnosis, you may be paying more than you should. Medical billing errors are unfortunately very common and most people don’t know what to look for and how to address the errors. And unless they are errors that your health insurance is paying for, your insurance company most likely won’t find them either. Their only concern is what View Post
Debt and Shame | How To Stop Feeling Ashamed By Your Debt
If I gave you a choice between sharing your credit score or your weight the overwhelming majority of you would instead share how much you weigh than what your credit score and overall finances look like. The National Foundation for Credit Counseling conducted a poll asking participants to finish this sentence: “I’d be most embarrassed to admit my…” And respondents made it clear that debt shame View Post
How to Develop a Spending Plan – February
In our year-long series, How To Develop A Spending Plan, we've talked about the in's and out's necessary to develop your spending plan for each month and how to set yourself up for success throughout the year. January we focused on specific action steps to take to start the year off right. Now let’s talk about the next step in your spending plan, savings. Just as it’s essential to make sure View Post
Do You Want To Get Out of Debt Fast?
I got an email from an old client telling me that she appreciated everything that I was doing, trying to get women to put themselves first, stop emotional overspending and create an amazing life, “but I really just want to get out debt fast and have this debt noose no longer tied around my neck. That's what I want more than anything else in the world.” I'm a straight shooter and have been View Post
Create A Spending Plan – January
Welcome to 2018, the year of finally getting your finances in order! It’s time to get out of debt, create a working budget, cut expenses, and increase your savings. Last month we kicked off the Spending Plan Series with learning the "how-to's" of developing your spending plan. Go here to get brushed up on what to do to create a comprehensive and values based plan. Now's it's time to View Post
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