This week, we’re diving into a budgeting convo with Maureen Paley, MSW, AFC®, a financial coach and fellow social worker who brings both financial savviness and deep empathy. With a background in investment management and social work, Maureen gets the unique money struggles of our field and is here to help us reframe how we think about budgeting. We talk about the emotional side of money, why shame is so tied to our financial habits, and tips on how to manage your budget once you've created one.

Takeaways From This Episode:

• Why budgeting feels restrictive and how to shift that mindset
• Why budgeting is not one-size-fits-all (and that’s okay!)
• The power of money dates and checking in with yourself regularly
• The importance of joy and sustainability in your financial plan
• Why you don’t need to choose between paying off debt or saving

Mentioned resources:

• Check out the affiliated blog post for the full list of resources mentioned in this episode and the unedited transcript.  

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