How to Embrace Emotional Spending

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Did you know our Personal CFO, Meghan Dwyer, hosts her own podcast? Money Isn’t Scary is a podcast designed to help you take an honest look at the thoughts and emotions behind your relationship with money.

I’m Meghan, a mom of 2 young boys, a financial planner, and emotional spender. Despite being a financial planner, I’ve never truly felt a sense of control over my own financial situation. Even though I had the knowledge of financial tools and strategies, I just couldn’t seem to implement and I avoided it altogether. When I finally decided to explore my relationship with money and all the thoughts, beliefs and stories that come with it, I started noticing major shifts in my spending patterns. I began feeling less afraid and started feeling calmer and more confident in my financial decisions. And I’m here to share my journey with you!

We’ve got an amazing team doing some cool stuff so we don’t want to keep it a secret. If the topics Meghan covers resonate with you check out some of her past episodes, or even better subscribe & share with someone you think they might help.

Today, we’re sharing her most recent episode, How to Embrace Emotional Spending.

By Shaun Erickson|2022-03-31T15:04:55+00:00March 31st, 2022|Categories: Cash Flow, Family Planning, Personal CFO, Single Point of View|Tags: Emotional Spending|Comments Off

About the Author: Shaun Erickson

Single Point Partners, a fee-only financial planning firm located in Boston, MA, was founded for families who strive to make decisions that are better than “good enough”. We provide context and clarity to the planning, investing, and organization of your entire balance sheet. Our flat fee is the cornerstone of our belief that clients shouldn’t have to wonder “what’s in it for their advisor?” when making decisions. In 2012, Shaun was driven to found Single Point to build a firm that was focused on the agenda of our clients. The name of our company was born from the idea of being a “single point of contact” for our clients. We recognize that we do not have all of the answers, therefore, we have built our business around a great network of experts and resources for our clients. We place an important focus on researching, vetting, and collaborating with various professionals and services for our clients. When we don’t have the answer, we pride ourselves on knowing the right questions to ask, and who to ask them of. As an active member of Financial Planning Associations of MA, Shaun is involved with their pro-bono programs with Dana Farber Cancer Institute, JVS and Compass Working Capital. Shaun is also a member of NAPFA and the XY Planning Network. Our clients are spread across the country, but I live in Boston with my wife Alicia and our three children.

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