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Being Stable Isn’t Worth Living Like a Pauper

Being Stable Isn’t Worth Living Like a Pauper

by Brie Sodano | Dec 31, 2018 | Budgeting, Household Finances, Investing, Kids and Money, Retirement

One of the biggest worries people have about their money is believing they’re going to have to live like a pauper to get ahead. Here’s the deal… imagine your purse. How much crap do you carry that you don’t want or need? At this exact moment, I have...
Tell Me! Why Is Money So Dang Hard?

Tell Me! Why Is Money So Dang Hard?

by Brie Sodano | Dec 17, 2018 | Budgeting, Household Finances

Have you ever wondered why money is so dang hard? Or you try to organize it and put it places, but that only seems to work for a week or two. I want to talk to you about why budgets always seem to fail and never work out the way that we hoped they would. First,...
Investment Basics 101: The Who, What, Where and Why

Investment Basics 101: The Who, What, Where and Why

by Brie Sodano | Dec 10, 2018 | Income, Investing, Retirement

When you decide that you are going to invest, there are a couple of different things that you need to understand. First, you need to understand where your money is going to be invested. Second, you need to know what kind of account your money is going to be be...
It’s Okay. Go Ahead and Treat Yourself.

It’s Okay. Go Ahead and Treat Yourself.

by Brie Sodano | Dec 3, 2018 | Holidays, Household Finances, Investing

How many times have you talked yourself out of making a purchase that was important or meaningful to you? This week, I had some big conversations about the ways that women self-sabotage. What I realized is that my clients come to see me with the biggest, most generous...

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