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Author: Leah R Cohen

Financial Fraud

Financial Fraud Fraud sounds like help until it costs you everything. Financial fraud isn’t just a crime—it’s a system built to exploit emotion. While the tactics vary, the goal is always the same: create urgency, confusion, or trust fast enough that logic never gets a …

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Leave a Comment on Financial FraudJanuary 16, 2026January 16, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Saving Money

Saving Money Ever notice how the more you save, the tighter money feels? Saving money is supposed to make your life easier—so why does it sometimes feel like it’s doing the opposite? For many people, aggressive saving doesn’t create security. It creates stress, burnout, and …

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Leave a Comment on Saving MoneyJanuary 15, 2026January 15, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Zombie Debt

Zombie Debt Zombie debt feeds on fear. Don’t be the brains. Is this really a thing?  It sure is! Zombie debt is exactly what it sounds like: old, often uncollectible debt that rises from the grave to chase you—long after it should be gone. These …

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Leave a Comment on Zombie DebtJanuary 14, 2026January 14, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Avoiding Opening Your Bank App

Avoiding Opening Your Bank App When money feels emotional, even your bank app becomes scary. People don’t avoid opening their bank app because they’re careless or bad with money—they avoid it because of the emotional weight attached to what they might see. You’re not avoiding …

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Leave a Comment on Avoiding Opening Your Bank AppJanuary 12, 2026January 12, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Convenience

Convenience Convenience saves time—but quietly steals your money. While it may make life easier—it quietly makes life more expensive too. From drive-throughs to one-click shopping, we’re paying a premium for speed, simplicity, and comfort. The cost isn’t always obvious in the moment, but over time, …

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Leave a Comment on ConvenienceJanuary 11, 2026January 11, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Saving When Money Is Tight

Saving When Money Is Tight You don’t need more money to start saving – just a smarter way to use what you have.  When money is tight, saving can feel impossible. Every dollar already has a job, and advice like “save 20% of your income” …

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Leave a Comment on Saving When Money Is TightJanuary 10, 2026January 10, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Sinking Funds vs. Emergency Funds

Sinking Funds vs. Emergency Funds Be honest—how many times has a bill you knew was coming still felt like a full-blown money emergency? If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. One of the most common financial mistakes isn’t overspending—it’s confusing predictable expenses with true emergencies. …

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Leave a Comment on Sinking Funds vs. Emergency FundsJanuary 9, 2026January 9, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Stagflation

Stagflation Ever notice that your paycheck just doesn’t go as far as it used to? You’re not imagining it. That frustrating squeeze on your wallet could be a sign of stagflation—a rare but painful economic scenario where prices keep climbing while opportunities stall, making everyday …

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Leave a Comment on StagflationJanuary 8, 2026January 8, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Shrinkflation

Shrinkflation Same price, less product, welcome to shrinkflation! Shrinkflation is one of the sneakiest ways inflation shows up in everyday life. It happens when products quietly get smaller or lower in quality while the price stays the same—or even increases. Instead of charging more, companies …

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Leave a Comment on ShrinkflationJanuary 7, 2026January 7, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

Tracking Expenses

Fantasy Football If tracking your money feels restrictive, you’re doing it wrong. Tracking your expenses shouldn’t feel like a financial diet—strict, joyless, and doomed to fail. The problem isn’t tracking itself; it’s how we’re taught to do it. When expense tracking feels restrictive, it’s usually …

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Leave a Comment on Tracking ExpensesJanuary 6, 2026January 6, 2026 By Leah R Cohen

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