
- July31 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 14
PSYCHOLOGY OF MONEY
If your income never seems to behigh enough and your expensesalways seem to be too high; if you'reconstantly getting into and out ofdebt; if you and your spouse fightabout money a lot; or if you never getto a point where you think you haveenough money, you may want to talkto a new breed of financial counselor—one that looks at your psychologicalattitudes about finances.Counselors often team up with traditionalfinancial planners in caseswhere a client can benefit frominsights into how the client's perspectiveon money affects the overallfinancial picture. Typical cases involvespenders married to savers, or familymembers who encourage a spouse ortheir children to overspend while hesitatingto spend money on themselves.
Articles in this issue
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"The Horses Are at the Starting Gate"over 17 years ago
IRS EYES LEASINGover 17 years ago
CAR INSURANCE SHOPPINGover 17 years ago
DOCTORS ONLINEover 17 years ago
CREDIT CARD HOMEover 17 years ago
RETIRE IN A HEALTHY STATEover 17 years ago
TRUSTS & MOREover 17 years ago
DID YOU KNOW?over 17 years ago
PRN: Harness Human Nature's Quirksover 17 years ago
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