What is Money Intelligence?
Why understanding money behaviour is the key to supporting clients.
Couples, money and conflict – a guide for financial planners
Working with couples means it's critical to understand how couples interact around money.
It’s not just about the money?
What financial planners and advisers need to know about understanding their clients.
Money Coaching for Small Business Owners
Why having a healthy relationship with money is critical when your run your own business.
9 tips for understanding your relationship with money
Learn how to understand the money in your life.
Food & money disorders – what’s really going on?
Food & money disorders – what’s really going on? In a recent 3-part series on his podcast, financial columnist, planner and therapist Rick Kahler talked to food and body image specialist Celia Clark about the similarities between unhealthy relationships with food and unhealthy relationships with money. It turns out that there is a huge [...]
How money coaching helped an IFA overcome his lifelong money blocks
As an established and successful financial adviser, Graham was good with money – both his and his clients. He enjoyed helping clients meet their financial goals and he made sure they were always fully supported. He was available whenever his clients wanted to discuss any aspect of their portfolios. “I probably do too much,” [...]
How do I change my money beliefs?
Your relationship with money can be thought of as a set of beliefs about what you can do, be or have with money. This relationship has three core components: What do I believe about myself? What do I believe about money? What do I believe about money and myself? Understanding your relationship with money [...]
Where do Money Blocks come from?
Behavioural economics has become popular in recent years as a way of explaining why people don’t act in logical and rational ways. But to me, the obvious is question is, why did we ever think that they would? We’re biological creatures, not logical creatures. Our biology drives our behaviour. It always has done. We’re all [...]
Money Puzzles or Money Problems?
Reframing troubling behaviour as a puzzle rather than a problem helps you approach it with curiosity and compassion.