Here is a fun little experiment. The next time you are out with your partner, try asking, “What did your family teach you about money growing up?” Then watch what happens. Maybe you get a laugh. Maybe you get a long pause. Maybe you get a story you have never heard, even after years together. Learn More “Let’s Talk About Money (Yes, Really)”
A growing number of Americans are turning to certified financial therapists to confront stress, improve communication, and change long-held emotional patterns around money.
April often brings two things most of us would rather avoid: the reminder that taxes are due and the nudge that it’s officially Financial Literacy Month. The irony is that one can solve many challenges related to the other—improving our financial literacy can greatly reduce the stress that comes with filing our taxes. Yet every Learn More “From Overwhelmed to Empowered: Your April Roadmap for Money Success”
We’ve all heard the money myths that swirl around like bad gossip at a high school reunion. Some of these myths might sound good on paper (or in memes), but in reality, they’re holding you back from the financial freedom you deserve. As your friendly, certified financial therapist, I’m here to call out these myths Learn More “Busting 5 Money Myths That Are Holding You Back From Financial Freedom”
Living in Florida, I have seen firsthand what a hurricane can do to your house and your heart. And after this recent storm and with an increased threat of even more, I understand why one might be blown away by the overwhelming emotions when an unexpected crisis disrupted your life – especially with money. In Learn More “Navigating Financial Storms: Tips for Managing Your Money After a Hurricane”
Election seasons are notorious for stirring up stress and uncertainty, especially when it comes to your finances. Does every headline have you second-guessing your investments? Are you feeling overwhelmed by the thought of what might happen to your savings or portfolio? You’re not alone. I recently got mentioned and my powerful tips on CNBC’s Squawk Learn More “How to Manage Financial Anxiety During Election Season: 3 Actionable Steps”
Do you hate election season? Do you dread its effect on your money? You are not alone. In fact, many of my clients speak of stress related to the incessant political news, debates, and doomsday predictions. If you are worried about how these changes might affect your investments or the financial landscape in your life, Learn More “Feeling Financial Anxiety During Election Season? – Here’s How to SWAN (Sleep Well At Night) with Your Portfolio”
🌟 Who is Erika Wasserman, Your Financial Therapist ? 10 Fun Facts 🌟 From juggling life as a single mom of three to becoming one of the few Certified Financial Therapists worldwide, Erika’s journey is anything but ordinary. Recently featured in Bold Journey Magazine, Erika blends financial wisdom with emotional support, making her a unique Learn More “Who is Erika Wasserman, Your Financial Therapist ? 10 Fun Facts”
Talking to your spouse about money without fighting is essential for maintaining a healthy relationship and achieving your financial goals. Money is often cited as one of the top reasons for marital conflict. This guide will help you navigate these conversations, offering personal finance advice and practical strategies to foster financial intimacy. Understanding Different Learn More “Navigating Financial Conversations: How To Talk to Your Spouse About Money Without Fighting”
Spending money on yourself can sometimes feel like navigating a precarious bridge between self-care and selfishness. In a world where your financial situation is a pivotal aspect of life, striking the right balance is crucial. It’s about making informed choices that ensure your hard-earned money fosters your mental health and happiness while aligning with your Learn More “Self-Care or Selfish? Unpacking the Art of Spending Money on Yourself Responsibly”
