Financial boundaries

Here's my Take... After I started understanding money, I did one thing... 💯I set financial boundaries- And, I honour my boundaries. Financial boundaries are the cornerstone of a healthy relationship with money. They empower us to make sound decisions, prioritize our financial goals, and safeguard our financial well-being. Setting clear boundaries around spending, saving, and investing helps us stay focused and disciplined in our financial habits. It allows us to distinguish between o...

Build financial stability by setting goals that set a strong financial foundation. Budgeting, having an emergency fund, and paying off debt are a great start to financial freedom and stability. Prioritizing your financial health by setting financial boundaries and spending money intentionally help you build healthy financial habits that you can take into the future.

Welcome to The Financial Diet! This is the place where (hopefully) you will start talking about money for the first […]

Intention matters, especially with money, because of how easy it is to slide your way down a slippery slope if we’re not paying attention to where we put our feet. If you particularly struggle with money (overspending, can’t save, in debt) it may be helpful to implement boundaries in other areas of your life first, to help build your boundary setting muscles. Actually creating and maintaining these financial boundaries is a challenging yet necessary step in being intentional with your…

This post may contain affiliate links. Read the full disclosure for more information. Boundaries are important for every relationship. Yes, every relationship. In fact, setting...

When you know how to set financial boundaries, you know how much money you can spend, save, invest and give each month and every year. You also know which kinds of purchases can be made, who can make them, how and when

Healthy boundaries for every part of our lives are what sets us up for healthy relationships and healthy experiences. Money boundaries have to do with how you spend your money, save your money, and the financial boundaries you have with yourself, with your partner and family members, and with your friends. Lindsay Walden takes a deep dive into this boundary and answering some of the most common questions.

Giving people what they want isn’t always the best thing you can do for them. Learn more about when to give and when to set boundaries.

When it comes to financial boundaries, the consequences of “crossing the line” aren’t as obvious. Adjusting your financial mindset can change everything.