Alaphia Financial Wellness

I've been working on a new project. A financial therapy app.

Right now, I'm looking for folks who love being early adopters, who are willing to chat with me for ten minutes, to help me refine the feature set, and who also want to be beta testers when the beta is released this summer.

Many thanks!

Sign up here:

Alaphia Moments Financial Therapy App Financial Therapy App

https://www.cnbc.com/select/how-to-improve-your-relationship-with-money/

How to control the unconscious attitudes influencing your money habits You can build a healthier relationship with money by hacking the subconscious attitudes that drive your decisions.

Find a financial planner near me in Canada - MoneySense Are you thinking about working with a financial advisor but don’t know how to find and choose one? The MoneySense Find a Qualified Advisor tool can help.

Edmonton folks, I highly recommend attending this if you can!

Attention All The Wonderful People In Edmonton, AB & Area:

We are hosting an in-person event on May 5th, 2023 and would love to have you join! Limited seats as the capacity is 60 people.

"Uncover Your Money Story: An experiential journey with music and financial psychology"

Join us for a unique presentation/workshop that blends live music and financial psychology to examine your money stories in a new way. Through a multi-disciplinary approach, we'll help you peel away the complex layers of your old scripts to align your actions with your values.

Come create a customized song that captures the essence of our collective journey with money.

Also, this event is free. Your participation will help us refine the quality of our presentation and workshop for future presentations and it will be professionally recorded for an upcoming speaking series.

Click here for a ticket: https://bit.ly/3KR6lLI

Here's a little something that I wrote recently:

Renting vs. home ownership: Can you be financially secure without buying? | MoneySense A Certified Financial Planner compares the cost and long-term investment potential—and, just as importantly, the emotional motivations behind renting or buying.

This is a great comprehensive article on financial planning fees. I'm grateful to Rob Carrick at the Globe and Mail for including me in the conversation.

From The Globe and Mail: Here’s what you should expect to pay for a financial plan that shows if you’re on track for retirement and more A most welcome shift has occurred in the financial planning business in recent years. There are more than 100 planners now working with clients on a fee-for-service basis, which means you pay a set hourly or flat fee.

Alaphia Financial Wellness updated their business hours.

Brand overhaul is in progress. Please bear with me over the weekend as everything gets switched over. In the meanwhile, please feel free to check out the new site! https://Alaphia.ca

Even though the site is new, and the name is new. It's still me, and I'm still providing the same service.

Alaphia Financial Wellness - Home Financial planning, coaching, education and wellness for the purpose-driven professional.

Alaphia Financial Wellness updated their phone number.

My latest article is here:

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/personal-finance/young-money/article-when-it-comes-to-investing-how-can-two-spouses-with-different-risk/

When it comes to investing, how can two spouses with different risk tolerances get on the same page? As financial and investment education increases, so too does the willingness to participate in market-based investments

How to Decode Office Body Language While Working From Home Learn the tricks to reading the nonverbal cues of your bosses and co-workers, from expressions in tiny Zoom windows to email punctuation.

Should you still bother with RRSPs if you have a defined benefit pension?

Check out my answer in the Globe and Mail, here:

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/personal-finance/young-money/article-young-reader-asks-i-work-for-government-and-have-a-pension-should-i/

Young reader asks: I work for government and have a pension. Should I bother with an RRSP? The question you need to ask is: Will my pension be sufficient for my retirement needs?

Six simple ways to get the maximum price from your real estate sale Selling your home is a big deal — it’s possibly your most valuable asset, and the amount you get will be a pivotal factor in what you can afford next or, if you’re downsizing for retirement, what can be added to your nest egg.