Where Feelings Meet Finances

You know how, no matter how much you’re earning, it never feels like enough? Feeling like your paycheck only covers the basics and leaves no room for living? You’re not alone. When “just cut back” advice sounds like giving up everything that makes life enjoyable, the frustration can lead to debt. Join Financial Advisor Annie Heyen for an eye-opening seminar that tackles the emotional side of money management. Discover practical strategies to feel fulfilled without overspending, learn how to budget for joy, and shift your mindset from scarcity to empowerment.

The session will explore the emotional and psychological aspects of money management, focusing onhow to overcome feelings of scarcity and create actionable steps to improve their financial wellbeing.

Objective:
To help participants understand the mindset behind financial dissatisfaction and provide practical strategies to feel fulfilled without overspending or accumulating debt.

Key Topics:
1. The Psychology of Money Stress
2. Redefining Comfort and Fulfillment
3. Practical Coping Strategies
4. Handouts & Solutions

Intended Transformation:
To shift your mindset from scarcity to abundance through trackable steps to increase your financial wellbeing.

Target Audience:
- Women who don’t know where or how to start building wealth
- Women who are in debt
- Women who want to know how to make your money work for you

Walk Away with...
- A better understanding of why financial stress leads to debt.
- Tools to manage feelings of scarcity without overspending.
- A personalized plan to balance financial responsibility and life satisfaction.

Speaker Bio:
Annie Heyen is a Financial Advisor with Equitable in Syracuse, NY. She believes that everyone should have access to resources to be financially successful in life. Annie is committed to working with individuals to breakdown and customize their financial strategy into small manageable tasks and point out the key next steps to keep them moving forward toward financial security and prosperity. As time goes by, her clients can count on her to be there to help them deal with the inevitable changes that are a part of life and to help them stay on track to meet their financial objectives. Contact her at Ann.Heyen@equitable.com.

Note: This event will be held in-person at our Syracuse location, with an option to join virtually via Zoom. During registration, please select if you will be joining in-person or virtually.
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