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The New York Post Features Beyond Finance’s Recent Survey Findings

The New York Post Features Beyond Finance’s Recent Survey Findings

ByStella Martin May 6, 2025May 8, 2026

Beyond Finance’s recent survey findings highlight why most Americans may never reach their savings goals.

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New York Post Features Beyond Finance Survey Findings on Holiday Financial Stress

New York Post Features Beyond Finance Survey Findings on Holiday Financial Stress

ByStella Martin February 11, 2025May 8, 2026

While the holiday season is meant to be a time of joy and togetherness, it often results in financial strain. From increasing holiday spending to the pressure to keep up with others, many Americans face emotional and financial strain during this time of year.

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GoBankingRates Features Beyond Finance’s Research on ‘Money Wounds’ and Holiday Debt

GoBankingRates Features Beyond Finance’s Research on ‘Money Wounds’ and Holiday Debt

ByBeyond Finance Team February 5, 2025May 8, 2026

The financial pressures of the holiday season can leave a lasting impact, and a recent article from GoBankingRates explores why.

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Beyond Finance’s Dr. Erika Rasure on Financial Lessons Gen Z Should Learn Before It’s Too Late in GOBankingRates

Beyond Finance’s Dr. Erika Rasure on Financial Lessons Gen Z Should Learn Before It’s Too Late in GOBankingRates

ByStella Martin December 19, 2024May 8, 2026

Financial challenges are on the rise, and for Gen Z, developing smart money habits now can make all the difference in achieving long-term financial wellness.

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Beyond Finance’s Dr. Erika Rasure Speaks to GoBankingRates.com With Holiday Spending Advice

Beyond Finance’s Dr. Erika Rasure Speaks to GoBankingRates.com With Holiday Spending Advice

ByStella Martin December 17, 2024May 8, 2026

With the holidays just around the corner, consumers once again face the dilemma of what they can afford to spend on holiday gifts and celebration expenses.

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National Desk Interviews Beyond Finance’s Nathan Astle on Balancing Holiday Spending and Credit Card Debt

National Desk Interviews Beyond Finance’s Nathan Astle on Balancing Holiday Spending and Credit Card Debt

ByStella Martin November 13, 2024May 8, 2026

With the holidays quickly approaching, Americans will be deciding how much they can
afford to spend on gifts and holiday expenses.

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Experts Agree That Americans in Debt Can Still Use a Financial Advisor

Experts Agree That Americans in Debt Can Still Use a Financial Advisor

ByShawn Paul Wood September 5, 2024September 10, 2024

Can you use a financial advisor if you are “in debt”? Beyond Finance client financial therapist Nathan Astle believes so. Here’s why.

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GoBankingRates Cites Beyond Finance Expert’s Steps to Move Beyond Living Paycheck to Paycheck

GoBankingRates Cites Beyond Finance Expert’s Steps to Move Beyond Living Paycheck to Paycheck

ByStella Martin August 21, 2024May 8, 2026

Living paycheck to paycheck is not a sign of struggle. In this economy, it’s expected. Dr. Erika shares insight to make that less stressful.

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Is Economic Support for Adult Children a Good Idea?

Is Economic Support for Adult Children a Good Idea?

ByShawn Paul Wood August 20, 2024December 2, 2024

Most parents will face economic support for adult children, or “financial scaffolding.” Is it good for the family? Our Nathan Astle explains.

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Dr. Erika Rasure Speaks to Women’s Wellness Publication on Summer Budget

Dr. Erika Rasure Speaks to Women’s Wellness Publication on Summer Budget

ByShawn Paul Wood July 31, 2024May 8, 2026

A summer budget is as essential as travel plans and suntan lotion when things heat up. Dr. Erika explains its importance in this interview.

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