How_Couples_Can_Achieve_Financial_Intimacy_-_US_News_and_World_Report
Why Couples Clash Over Cash By Michelle Singletary, Published: February 2, 2013, Washington Post It’s commonly said that fighting about money is one of the main reasons couples divorce. That’s not exactly accurate. Couples definitely fight about money — lying about it, the control of it, the lack of it
Deborah Price, founder of the Money Coaching Institute is interviewed by Kira Reginato. Listen to Deborah and Kira talk about money therapy, our financial decisions and the retirement snowball effect. http://callkyra.com/audio/2013/08-02-2013_CKAA_FinancialDecisionsAndTheRetirementSnowballEffect.mp3
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Jane was a very successful attorney who had all the trapping of success but was plagued by a persistent feeling of financial fear and anxiety. She had worked hard to do all the right things, professionally and financially, and was in fact, quite successful. Unfortunately, due to old patterns and
Deborah Price, founder of the Money Coaching Institute is interviewed by Kira Reginato. Listen to Deborah and Kira talk about money therapy, our struggles with long held money beliefs and solutions. http://callkyra.com/audio/2013/08-24-2013_CKAA_FixingYourLizardBrainedMoneyDecisions.mp3
With more than one million Americans in personal bankruptcy and nearly two million people losing their homes to foreclosure, the personal financial crisis will undoubtedly have a ripple effect that will take years to unfold. While much of this situation is global in scope, the consequences that a collective lack