2021 marks the 4th year of The Female Money Doctor. and I cannot believe how it’s flown by!! I feel like I only just finished writing last year’s birthday blog. This year feels different for me. I’m feeling more sure of myself in my capacity as a money coach, and …
Four Years As A Woman In Business, What Have I Learned? Read More »
A money journey isn’t a linear, straightforward path. It’s very unlikely you’ll wake up one day, decide you’re going to get out of debt, and be done with it in six months. Life isn’t like that; we’re not robots. We face twists and turns, ladders and snakes, breakthroughs and dead ends. …
This is a really insightful and helpful guest post from Scott Nelson, creator of MoneyNerd.com. He is all about helping people with debt and personal finance. Definitely make sure you check him out! And if you are in debt, make sure you spend time reading this, and then as Scott says, go and get help …
What are you really scared of? Fighting just to keep afloat or treading water below the surface is a real indication that you’re not where you need to be financially. Your fear will keep you frozen in a state of paralyzed uncertainty, unable to find your way through. In this post, I …
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The new year can make us acutely aware of how things went for us the year before. It can be a time of positive or negative contemplation. 2020 has not been a great year for so many reasons, but there is always the hope that a new year will bring on better …
In today’s post, I’m tackling money and divorce which is a really big issue. We had a fantastic session in our Facebook group recently by specialist financial adviser Ceri Griffiths, who helps women to navigate their money situation when going through a divorce. It’s SO important to have somebody on your team …
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October 5-11th is financial planning week this year, and I thought I’d answer a question that came up in my community recently. “What’s the best thing to do with a lump sum of cash?” This is such a great question, and I think very timely for financial planning week! So let’s …
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Debt is unfortunately something that is extremely common and accepted as normal in our society. We’re encouraged to take out credit cards to build our credit scores and we’re bombarded with “buy now, pay later” messages all the time: why wait when can have what we want NOW? We take out …
Motivation is difficult to find sometimes, especially if it involves going out in the cold for a run, when all you want to do is curl up on the sofa with a blanket! Our intentions start off well, but as those dark nights creep in, it gets much harder to maintain! …
6 Tips To Help You Feel Motivated, Even When You Feel Like Quitting Read More »
It might seem like a reaaaaaaaaally boring topic, but your credit score is actually pretty handy to be aware of. Your credit score essentially tells banks and other lenders how much to trust you. If you have a poor score, they’re either refuse to lend to you, or they’ll charge you …