My Client Was Paying $479 a Month for Car Insurance. Here's What Changed When She Finally Compared Rates There are certain numbers most of us just accept. We set up a bill once, usually in a rush or just trying to get something done, and then we stop looking at it. Car insurance is one of the most common examples. We pay it every month, are glad our car is covered, and move on. Questioning it requires knowing what "reasonable" looks like, and most of us were never taught that

Do you know how much you pay in annual and monthly credit card fees? Not in interest. Not late fees. Not the cost of carrying a balance. Just the fees that leave your account every month or once a year, simply because the card exists in your wallet. For most people, the answer is not exactly. For high earners, the answer is often far more than they expect. What a Client Told Me in Our Initial Meeting During a recent Financial Insight Session, a client described her credit c

What if the reason you cannot stay on top of your finances has nothing to do with your character? I work with a lot of high-earning women who carry a specific and particularly painful kind of shame. They are accomplished. They are capable. By almost every external measure, they have their lives together. And yet, month after month, the expense report does not get submitted. The credit card statement does not get opened. The conversation with their partner about money does not