Financial Therapy: Minding Your Money

3 Ways to Purge the (Urge to) Splurge

25 min · Gestern
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Hey everyone, I'm Lena Banks – a Certified Financial Planning professional and small business coach based in Austin, TX. Welcome to your Financial Therapy for the week! According to USA Today, impulse buying is up, despite the financial crunch most of us are feeling. Splurging can feel great--it's generally driven by the interactions between emotions, environments, and immediate gratification, says Sining Wang, assistant economics professor at Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management. Modern retail environments are designed to encourage quick decisions, instead of rational ones--or those that incorporate long-term financial goals, based on our carefully crafted budgets. In today's episode, we'll talk about why this is happening--as well as three ways we may be able to keep our splurge spending in check. The goal here is to give us all ways to be more secure and confident in our financial decision-making, and to have a greater sense of well-being overall. Call or text to submit your feedback and questions for the show: 1-844-4FINPOD (1-844-434-6763) #budgetsareboundaries #financialtherapy #personalfinance

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Episode 3 Ways to Purge the (Urge to) Splurge Cover

3 Ways to Purge the (Urge to) Splurge

Hey everyone, I'm Lena Banks – a Certified Financial Planning professional and small business coach based in Austin, TX. Welcome to your Financial Therapy for the week! According to USA Today, impulse buying is up, despite the financial crunch most of us are feeling. Splurging can feel great--it's generally driven by the interactions between emotions, environments, and immediate gratification, says Sining Wang, assistant economics professor at Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management. Modern retail environments are designed to encourage quick decisions, instead of rational ones--or those that incorporate long-term financial goals, based on our carefully crafted budgets. In today's episode, we'll talk about why this is happening--as well as three ways we may be able to keep our splurge spending in check. The goal here is to give us all ways to be more secure and confident in our financial decision-making, and to have a greater sense of well-being overall. Call or text to submit your feedback and questions for the show: 1-844-4FINPOD (1-844-434-6763) #budgetsareboundaries #financialtherapy #personalfinance

Gestern25 min
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Breaking Up With Bad Money Habits

Hey everyone, I'm Lena Banks – a Certified Financial Planning professional and small business coach based in Austin, TX. Welcome to Financial Therapy! Today we're talking about how to break away from bad money habits, by rethinking or being more conscious about the money moves we make--or don't make. Whether trusting ourselves to end financial commitments when circumstances change, or taking a leap of faith once we have a plan in place, breaking bad habits takes practice. By using 6 tips we talk about today, we can acknowledge our emotions around finances, and take them into consideration, without letting them rule our financial decisions. Call or text to submit your feedback and questions for the show: 1-844-4FINPOD (1-844-434-6763) #budgetsareboundaries #financialtherapy #personalfinance

25. Juni 202612 min