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Hanna Morrell is a holistic, trauma-informed financial coach who helps people trust themselves with their money. Her adaptive curriculum respects that every decision we make is either directly or indirectly a financial decision. Hanna delights in teaching her clients how they can build and customize their own money systems.

Latest Posts By Hanna Morrell

10 months ago

What Every Woman Over 60 Should Know About Real vs. Financial Assets

You’ve worked hard, saved diligently, and now you’re stepping into retirement – or maybe you’re already there. But as you change AND the world around you continues to change, it might be time to fold in some new knowledge! One of the smartest things you can do right now?

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11 months ago

Why Standard Financial Advice Doesn’t Work in a Recession (and What Actually Helps)

When economic anxiety spikes, most people turn to the same recycled list of financial tips: build an emergency fund, live below your means, pay off debt. These aren’t bad ideas. They’re just the wrong tools for the moment you’re in. By the time a recession hits…

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12 months ago

How Much Should I Be Spending on Bills?

For many women over 60, monthly expenses aren’t just rent, electricity, and the phone bill. They might include a grandchild’s daycare, helping an adult child through a rough patch, supporting a family member’s health care and/or pet care (because let’s be…

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1 year ago

Two Common Misconceptions About Savings

One common misconception about savings I hear bandied around a lot is that you have to have a LOT of it to have a safe, secure future. This belief often leads to financial paralysis, where people either feel overwhelmed and don’t start saving at all, or they stash money…

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1 year ago

Is It Better to Save Money or Pay Off Debt?

The stress of choosing between paying off debt and building savings can wreck your sleep. You’re juggling your all-day, every-day bills, trying to pay down that remaining debt, WHILE saving for your future. It’s A LOT to think about, and hard to know…

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1 year ago

Do You Know How to Start Investing in a Way that Lines Up with Your Values?

Sure, we all know we’re supposed to keep investing even if we’re using our retirement funds, but how can we invest in accordance with our values, support our communities while still increasing the likelihood of getting a return on our money?

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1 year ago

How to Know Whether You Need a Financial Coach or a Financial Advisor

In our current, complex financial landscape, different kinds of financial professionals are needed. Do you need a financial advisor? Do you need a financial coach? Or… both??? Financial advisors educate their clients on different financial products and services…

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1 year ago

When Not to Give Money to Family

There is a wonderful kind of privilege that comes with working hard for the last three or four decades… Savings are finally growing, the debt and/or mortgage is being paid down, and finally it feels like we can breathe just a little and enjoy life!

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2 years ago

How to Know If You’re Addicted to Spending

Although the best way to know if you’re suffering under a spending or shopping addiction is to seek out the support of a qualified therapist, we can use six questions to get a broad understanding of how spending may be impacting your life…

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2 years ago

What You Need to Know About Credit Freeze

My website had been down for about 24 hours, and I didn’t have a web developer and was trying to do it all on my own. After a day of beating my head against this particular wall, I reached out to a therapist friend who recommended her web…

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