Financial Therapy: Minding Your Money
Financial Therapy: Minding Your Money
Podcast Description
Lena and friends want to welcome you to Financial Therapy! The MBA, Certified Financial Planning professional, small business coach, and millionaire investor hopes to start a movement--where real people talk about personal finance in a different, and more empowering way.
With new episodes coming to you weekly from Austin, TX, our goal is to give you ways to better identify and maintain your financial values, priorities, and boundaries; and to overcome your own biases about money, so you can be more confident in your financial decision-making, and ultimately, have a greater sense of well-being overall.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on personal finance with themes such as money mindsets, financial literacy, and overcoming biases about money. Episodes like 'Six Money Mindsets' and 'Origin Story w/ Andi Cobb' explore how upbringing shapes financial views and decision-making, encouraging listeners to reflect on their financial values and boundaries.
Lena and friends want to welcome you to Financial Therapy! The MBA, Certified Financial Planning professional, small business coach, and millionaire investor hopes to start a movement–where real people talk about personal finance in a different, and more empowering way.
With new episodes coming to you weekly from Austin, TX, our goal is to give you ways to better identify and maintain your financial values, priorities, and boundaries; and to overcome your own biases about money, so you can be more confident in your financial decision-making, and ultimately, 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)
Hi everyone–welcome to your Financial Therapy for the week! Today we’re talking about financial abuse, which is a common tactic used by abusers to gain power and control in a relationship. The forms of financial abuse may be subtle or overt but in general, include tactics to conceal information, limit the victim’s access to assets, or reduce accessibility to the family finances.
Again, any time that you’re not including your partner fully as a member of the financial management team, that’s a problem. But it can be hard to recognize when behaviors are actually problematic. So let’s talk about it!
Learn more about financial/economic domestic abuse here:
National Domestic Abuse Hotline: https://www.thehotline.org/resources/financialabuse/
Grace vs. Abuse: 7 Questions to Define the Line: https://www.thehotline.org/resources/grace-vs-abuse-7-questions-to-define-the-line/
Surviving Economic Abuse: https://survivingeconomicabuse.org/
Call or text to submit your feedback and questions for the show: 1-844-4FINPOD (1-844-434-6763)
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