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So, you're a Money Avoider. What does that mean?

For money avoiders, balancing budgets, paying bills, and filing taxes can feel overwhelming and burdensome. These tasks often get postponed until the very last minute, causing stress and anxiety.

Navigating money matters might feel like a challenge, but taking small steps towards financial awareness and building your confidence with education can lead to a more positive relationship with money. Remember, it's never too late to start managing money in a way that feels more comfortable and empowering.

Watch the video for some tangible tips for the Money Avoider to help with cost of living pressures.