Tag: Financial Therapy
Oct 12, 2026
Having spent years selling and appraising real estate, I’m familiar with the usual measures for valuing a house. Price per square foot, comparisons to similar properties, and the guideline of keeping housing at or below 25 percent of what a household earns are...
Apr 6, 2026
Do billionaires need financial therapy? The very idea probably seems ludicrous. Why would someone with such immense wealth and power have issues around money? That question is one of the topics addressed in a new book, Financial Therapy for Men, edited by Dr. Prince...
Feb 9, 2026
Chances are you know someone who makes you wonder, “Why can’t they manage money better?” They may be intelligent, educated, and capable in many other areas of life, but be underemployed, stuck, or struggling to take care of themselves financially. Research from the...
Dec 15, 2025
A common assumption about financial therapy for couples is that the goal is to “fix” their financial disagreements. If they can just land on the right budget, the right system, or the right division of responsibilities, harmony will follow. I once believed this...
Dec 1, 2025
A core purpose of my work in financial planning and financial therapy is to help clients achieve and maintain financial wellbeing. What is that, exactly? One definition I use, which comes from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), is “a state of being,...
Page 1 of 2312345...1020...»Last »
