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Erin Moore

Debt Collectors Calling? Don’t Make This Mistake

February 6, 2023 by Erin Moore Leave a Comment

One morning I switched my phone into Do Not Disturb mode, and kept it that way for two years.  At that point I had many unheard voicemails. I’d stopped listening to them because they all said the same thing: I owed money.  Six months earlier, I lost my job and emptied my savings to make […]

Filed Under: debt collection, debt settlement

Is Anxious Attachment Hurting Your Relationship with Money?  

January 11, 2023 by Erin Moore Leave a Comment

I was $33,000 in debt by the time I turned 22.  This wasn’t the sympathetic, socially-justifiable student loan kind of debt.  This was $33,000 of credit card debt, accrued over a 9-month, blackout-style spending spree on clothing, farm-to-table dinners, bougie gym memberships, and Instagrammable getaways. The momentary thrill I enjoyed from all these purchases would […]

Filed Under: debt management

Role Reversal: Ways to Care for Financially Unstable Parents (part 2)

October 20, 2022 by Erin Moore Leave a Comment

Authorized User Benefits

In the previous article in this series, I talk about some preliminary questions to ask yourself before you decide to help your parents financially.  Stepping into a caretaking role for your once-caretakers can be daunting, demoralizing, and trigger a lot of resentment. I know because I’ve been there, and I’d encourage anyone in the same […]

Filed Under: family finance, Uncategorized

Role Reversal: How to Cope with Financially Unstable Parents (part 1)

October 20, 2022 by Erin Moore Leave a Comment

Family Financial Values

How old were you when you realized your parents struggled with money?  I was five: crouched on the top stair, listening once again to my parents fighting downstairs. My mom wanted to know where all my dad’s money went each month. The math just wasn’t adding up. My dad, knowing his daughter was an eavesdropper, […]

Filed Under: family finance, money management

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