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Events & Webinars

 

LIVE WEBINAR: MERRY AND MINDFUL HOLIDAY SHOPPING
September 30, 2026
11 a.m.

The holiday season can bring joy, generosity, excitement—and financial stress. Why do some people love holiday shopping while others avoid it altogether? The answer often lies in our unique money personalities and money mindset.

In this webinar, you will explore how emotions, habits, values, and past experiences influence holiday spending decisions. Attendees will learn how to recognize their own financial tendencies, better understand others, and develop practical strategies for staying financially balanced during one of the most emotionally charged spending seasons of the year.

Whether you love holiday shopping or dread it, this webinar will provide thoughtful insights and realistic tools to help you approach the season with greater awareness, confidence, and intention.

Register to attend or to receive a recording after the webinar has concluded.

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LIVE WEBINAR: HOLIDAY SHOPPING TRAP: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF HOLIDAY IMPULSE SPENDING
October 14, 2026
11 a.m.

The holiday season is filled with sales, limited-time offers, emotional advertising, and shopping pressure—but many of these experiences are intentionally designed to influence consumer behavior.

In this engaging and interactive webinar, we’ll explore the behavioral economic tactics retailers use during holiday shopping and how consumers can recognize these strategies, avoid impulse spending, and make more intentional financial decisions both online and in stores.

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Webinar Recordings



WEBINAR: NAVIGATING FINANCIAL UNCERTAINTY
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WEBINAR: EMOTIONALLY HEALTHY SPENDING
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