GoBankingRates Cites Beyond Finance Expert’s Steps to Move Beyond Living Paycheck to Paycheck
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.
Is Economic Support for Adult Children a Good Idea?
Most parents will face economic support for adult children, or “financial scaffolding.” Is it good for the family? Our Nathan Astle explains.
Dr. Erika Speaks to Women’s Wellness Publication on Summer Budget
A summer budget is as essential as travel plans and suntan lotion when things heat up. Dr. Erika explains its importance in this interview.
Nathan Astle and Psychology Today Redefine the Debt Experience
The debt experience in America is more like a roller coaster than a road trip. Nathan Astle attempts to redefine it in his latest article.
National Wellness Publication Asks Dr. Erika for Budgeting Advice
“BestLife” is a U.S. publication helping American reach wellness on every level, including financial, as our Dr. Erika shares about budgeting
Dr. Erika on How Middle-Class Can Manage Grocery Shopping Better
Everyone is being affected by inflation. Middle-class households are feeling the pinch even at the grocery store, as Dr. Erika shares.
New Monthly Article in “Psychology Today” Discusses Financial Secrets
This month’s “Psychology Today” column from Nathan Astle, CFT-I, explores the stressors and solutions behind financial secrets in couples.
The National Desk Interviews Nathan Astle about Keeping Old Cars for Use
With the rising cost of buying anything people are keeping their cars as long as they can. Even our client financial therapist, Nathan Astle.
The Emotional Side of Money and the Harmful Way of Moralizing It
Introducing the first of many monthly submissions from our Nathan Astle in “Psychology Today.” This one about “The Emotional Side of Money.”
Understanding the Human Side of Money: Bridging Emotional Evidence with Financial Intelligence
Money is not just about numbers; it’s about the emotions attached to it. This is what our Nathan Astle, CFT-I, calls the human side of money.