In a recent Fortune article exploring the emotional and financial toll of group travel on younger generations, Beyond Finance’s chief financial wellness advisor, Dr. Erika Rasure, offers expert insight on navigating the growing pressure to overspend.
As social media fuels expectations for curated, high-cost experiences, many millennials and Gen Z consumers are left grappling with guilt, shame, and fear of missing out—often while managing mounting debt.
Dr. Rasure shared practical advice for setting financial boundaries and making empowered choices without sacrificing connection. Her key takeaways include:
- Financial boundaries are not just practical. They’re a form of self-care and emotional regulation.
- Open conversations about money and comfort levels can strengthen relationships rather than strain them.
- Aligning group plans with personal values and financial realities allows for connection without compromising well-being.
To read the full piece in Fortune, click here.
About Dr. Erika Rasure
Dr. Erika Rasure, PhD, CFT™ is an internationally recognized financial therapist, educator, and researcher with over two decades of experience helping people transform their relationship with money. As Chief Financial Wellness Advisor at Beyond Finance, she leads weekly financial wellness sessions with clients navigating debt and serves on the Financial Review Boards of Investopedia, The Balance, VeryWell Family, and VeryWell Parents. Her expertise has been featured in Forbes, CNBC, CNN, and NBC’s Today Show.