Advanced Wellbeing offers financial therapy insights each week to inform more details about financial therapy.
International diversification has long been part of a balanced investment strategy. Rick Kahler explores why looking beyond U.S. stocks may matter more than ever in today’s changing global economy.
The rise of artificial intelligence may be making you anxious, since it’s increasingly commonplace to hear that AI is coming for your job and also making scammers’ crimes easier to execute.
But if you know how to use AI—and what pitfalls to look out for—it could help you be more efficient at work so you can focus on your most important responsibilities.
New research highlights a powerful link between money worries and heart health. Experts say recognizing financial stress as part of overall heart risk could lead to more compassionate, effective care—and better prevention.
“Scrooge didn’t consciously choose to be a miserable old miser. Like many people today, Scrooge lived his life in a significant amount of pain caused by numerous hidden beliefs about money that were not serving him well”.
The XY Planning Network advisor community is different. Alan Moore remembers meeting a member at one of the firm’s annual conferences who is both a financial planner and a death doula—a professional who supports individuals and families through the final stages of life.
Childhood hardships can cast a long shadow over a person’s finances. A new study from the Center for Retirement Research finds that adults who endured adverse childhood experiences such as abuse and emotional neglect often reach retirement with far less wealth than their peers.
Americans’ money worries are stacking up as tariffs, inflation and a weakening jobs outlook take an increasing toll. Even stocks hitting a series of record highs lately hasn’t been enough to shake the financial jitters, with memories of the market’s spring swoon still relatively fresh.
Join Dr. Megan Ford, Director of the University of Georgia’s Love and Money Center, in conversation with financial therapy pioneer Rick Kahler. Discover how a divorce sparked Rick’s journey from traditional financial planner to one of the founding members of the Financial Therapy Association.
Retiring early may seem like a pipe dream for most workers, but for some, it’s very real. But even when the money is there, early retirement comes with its own set of challenges — just not financial ones.
Psychedelic drugs that have shown therapeutic promise for veterans with post-traumatic stress could help some people understand their difficult relationship with money and wealth.
