Joanne (Joann) S. Lublin
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73 appearances
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first heard Jan 2020
last heard May 2024
Joanne (Joann) S. Lublin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How a Financial Therapist Can Ease Your Money Worries · 22 May 2024
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They're usually helping an individual who's facing a financial turning point in their lives.
Maybe they just lost a job, just started a really high-paid job.
They've gone through personal bankruptcy, divorce, inherited a large amount of money, or won that big lottery ticket we all dream about.
Well, the idea is that if you do go through financial therapy, that maybe you'll make fewer financial mistakes and maybe in the long run you'll actually make more money.
The idea is that through such therapy that people become more aware of how their emotions and their unconscious beliefs have affected their prior experiences with money and therefore can better understand how to handle money issues in the future.
And the idea here is to manage money anxieties and therefore be better at managing your money.
They're usually helping an individual who's facing a financial turning point in their lives.
Maybe they just lost a job, just started a really high-paid job.
They've gone through personal bankruptcy, divorce, inherited a large amount of money, or won that big lottery ticket we all dream about.
As with all therapy, you meet with a financial therapist multiple times.
But we're not talking about years and years.
Typically, these financial therapy counseling sessions only last a couple months.
issues that have come up and caused people to rethink their attitudes and upbringings and experiences with money, particularly if it turns out they've had some bad experiences in the past and now they're dealing with
some financial issues or changes in their lifestyle that kind of brings this to a head.
In the case of this young couple, she feared that their marriage might not last if they couldn't work out their disagreements over financial issues.
Another issue they struggled with was trying to decide whether to take an expensive vacation in Hawaii.
Most financial therapists either come from a therapeutic background or a financial-slash-money management background.
They're typically individuals who perhaps have already gotten their certificate as a financial advisor or a financial planner.
And they want to specialize in helping their clients deal with money issues, often because they find when they give people a good financial plan, they don't act on it.
They don't carry it out.
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