“True abundance isn’t based on our net worth, it’s based on our self-worth.” – Gabrielle Bernstein If you are a person who believes money will solve all your problems, think again. Just because your financial net worth may be high, it won’t necessarily improve your self-worth. High self-esteem is based on one’s self-perception and […]
N is for Our Net-worth is Entirely Different From Our Self-Worth
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M is for Making Landfall and How We Can Learn from Hurricane Florence
Hurricane Florence made landfall in Wilmington, North Carolina in the early morning and North Carolinians experienced this hurricane in a huge and devastating way. It was massive in size, and it lingered for days bringing catastrophic wind, heavy rains and flooding to a large area of the Carolina’s, disrupting the lives of millions. Due to […]
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L is for Learning to Avoid Procrastination
We all make little justifications for not sitting down at the computer or getting on the phone to take a stand against wasteful spending from excess charges and fees. No one wants to spend their precious free time on the phone trying to sort through endless unexplained charges on phone bills, credit card bills […]
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K is for Knowing the Different Parts of Medicare and the Importance of Comparison Shopping for Medicare Plans
Most seniors agree comparison shopping for Medicare plans can be more painful than going to the dentist. However, by not reviewing your Medicare plan and coverage annually, seniors may be putting themselves at financial risk. According to a survey commissioned by WellCareHealth Plans, Inc, approximately three in five (58%) seniors see reviewing their Medicare plan […]
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Is it Loyalty or is it Laziness When Making the Best Financial Decisions?
Many financial decisions we make is because we think there is an advantage to being loyal to a particular company, product or service. The plumber who came when you were desperate, and the toilet was overflowing did a great job and didn’t overcharge you. Do you keep calling him back? Yes, of course! You choose […]
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J is for Are we Being Judged by the Waitstaff?
“Do not judge, and you will never be mistaken.” —Jean Jacques Rousseau Judgment is not bad; it’s part of human nature. We are instinctively hard-wired for survival, and our brain will quickly access every situation to help us avoid danger, but some humans may take this too far and use it to make false statements […]
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The Benefits of a South Dakota Trust
TimeSouth Dakota Trust allows for total seal of informations have changed—trusts have changed—are you aware of this? If not you need to be! Today’s focus are 4 different scenarios where the trust infrastructure protects your assets Times have changed—trusts have changed—are you aware of this? If not you need to be! Today’s focus are […]
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Do You Have A Financial Bully in Your Life?
How do you determine who is your financial bully, accurately? Most bullies utilize intimidation, power, guilt or control to get another person to do what they want regardless of the other person’s feelings. Can you stop the financial bully in your life? You can, but first, you need to identify precisely who this bully is […]
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Ann Zuraw, the voice behind “Women, Money, and Divorce”, is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA®) and Certified Financial Divorce Analyst (CDFA™) helping women achieve financial success!
