What began as excitement over a new credit card turned into a cycle that became impossible to keep up with. Ten different cards, ten different due dates and a growing sense of panic every month left Jacob feeling trapped and exhausted.
Reviewed by Nathan Astle, CFT-I™ It’s hard to watch someone you care about struggle financially, and deciding to help is an admirable thing. But do you and your loved one a favor: Be clear about the level of help you can afford. This article will cover why it’s smart to set financial boundaries, how to…
Reviewed by Dr. Erika Rasure, PhD, CFT™ In the beginning, social media was a place to people-watch, interact and reconnect. But that initial premise was soon infused with money — and now, 70% of all active Instagram users shop on the platform. That means that using social media is no longer just a way to…
If you’re stressed out and juggling multiple credit cards and loans then you’ve probably thought about debt consolidation and wondered “is it right for me?” Millions of Americans turn to debt consolidation as a way to regain control and put a stop to the debt cycle. But with different consolidation options and alternatives available, it…
In one of our recent client Financial Wellness sessions, our financial therapists, Dr. Erika Rasure and Nathan Astle, shared how small, intentional “tech microboundaries” can protect both your peace of mind (and your wallet!).
When a move to Texas cost far more than expected, Chris and his wife turned to debt to get by.
Our own Dr. Erika Rasure and Nathan Astle share how envisioning your future self’s success can lead to real positive change.
Americans are navigating more than just inflation and interest rates. They’re also facing a quiet crisis of financial shame. When “balance due” alerts stack up and credit apps ping incessantly, debt stops feeling like a simple line item. It starts to feel personal.
Meet Domenica, a proud mom who, with the help of her Beyond Finance program, has moved beyond her debt and stress to lead a life full of freedom and opportunity.
When summer break began this year, most teachers were thinking about rest, travel or hobbies. But for Andrea S., a dedicated educator from Indiana, her focus was on something more pressing — taking control of her finances while recovering from shoulder surgery. As a widow navigating fixed income parameters and reduced earnings, Andrea knew the…
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