As millions of Americans enter 2026 facing post-holiday credit card bills and renewed financial anxiety, a growing category of digital financial psychology programs is seeing notable consumer interest ...

Morgan Housel's book, The Psychology of Money, has become a modern classic in personal finance and investor psychology. First published in 2020 by Harriman House, it uses a collection of short stories ...

Even though the majority of people have transitioned to fully digital technology to manage their money and finances, there are still many people who prefer paper, tangible alternatives. From balancing ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Melissa Houston covers financial issues that affect women in business. Financial success doesn’t start with a spreadsheet. It ...

When it comes to clients implementing the action steps needed to move toward their financial and life goals, more is at play than just needing the knowledge and resources to take action. Whether or ...

Here’s how a Starbucks SBUX-0.29%decrease; red down pointing triangle visit is supposed to go today: You walk in the door and the barista looks you in the eye, smiles and says, “Welcome to Starbucks.” ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Joyce Marter covers mental health, financial mindset and leadership. A new study by Empower found that 62% of Americans say money ...

I am someone with a relatively stable nest egg and some investments. Recently, I have been thinking that I would like to make a change—but I have no idea how to speak to my financial advisor, since ...

Discover how your family history shapes your beliefs about money and influences your financial outcomes. Explore your money scripts! Editorial: Another daylight robbery of the U.S. Treasury Woman Buys ...

This asset focuses on the importance of turning negatives into positives in the business world. It emphasizes acknowledging challenges, learning from setbacks, staying adaptable, and maintaining a ...

I’m a woman in my mid-20s, and I recently graduated from college and am looking for my first “real” job. I am terrible with money, to an embarrassing degree. Once it’s in my account, I have to spend ...