Confusion and avoidance aren’t great investment strategies

Working with a certified money coach or financial therapist can help you break through the complex layers of money wounds and financial trauma. With the help of an expert, you’re not just learning new financial skills but also healing emotional patterns that may have been impacting you for years.

As part of my commitment to providing wholistic financial coaching for women, I have recently become a certified Energy Clearing Therapist. This new certification allows me to offer a powerful new service that compliments my 25 years of financial advising and coaching experience.

Thinking about investing but not sure of which approach you should take? Or maybe you didn’t know yet there were different investment styles… Let’s talk about the 2 different investing styles – active and passive investing. Each investing style has its own pros and cons so let's explore what are they so you can determine which approach is right for you.

As we start the new year, what are 5 lessons from 2023 we can carry into 2024.

Do you experience inner discomfort when someone gives a compliment or gift to you, or can you truly embrace and appreciate the generosity and kindness being extended to you?

Enjoy the benefits of working from home arrangements? fabulous, and now its June you're wondering what you can claim in your tax return.If you weren't wondering, glad I've got your attention - read on below.

If hearing, there’s only 5 more weeks till Christmas is raising your anxiety levels – here are 5 tips for creating calm and saving money this year

Your money story is your own deeply personal, financial narrative formed early in childhood from 2 years old and continuing through to your early 20’s.

While we wait for the slow-moving dial of gender financial equality to shift, there are things women can do for themselves to positively impact their financial situation …Hello, financial literacy.

Investing a fixed amount of money on a monthly basis is a popular investment strategy called dollar cost averaging. This strategy reduces the chance of investing your money at a bad time, as your money is invested in smaller, regular intervals. Dollar-cost averaging also provides a disciplined way to save for the future, as it gets you in the habit of consistently saving (and investing).