ADHD Money Talk Blog

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Understanding the Impact of Credit Scores

Credit scores are a fundamental aspect of personal finance, affecting everything from your ability to secure a loan to the interest rates you'll pay. Whether you're planning to buy a home, finance a car, or simply obtain a credit card,... Read More

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Embracing ADHD in Managing our Careers

Everybody has their own set of strengths and weaknesses, especially those of us living with ADHD. When it comes to careers and money management, these variations become particularly evident. Some of us excel in certain tasks, whether it’s... Read More

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ADHD Guide to Financial Planners

Financial planning can be complex and overwhelming, especially for adults with ADHD. Navigating the intricate details of budgeting, investing, and planning for the future requires not just expertise but an understanding of the unique challenges... Read More

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Escaping the Trap of Pseudo Productivity

If you’ve ever spent an entire day organizing your desks, cleaning your house, or diving deep into topics that offer a hit of dopamine but are ultimately unimportant, you are not alone. This phenomenon, known as "pseudo productivity," is when we... Read More

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ADHD Guide: How to Reduce Impulse Spending

In a society where instant gratification has become a pleasure seeker by many on a daily basis, saving can become a challenge when surrounded by so many temptations. Impulse spending is a familiar foe for many of us with ADHD, particularly when... Read More

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Unleashing the Superpowers of ADHD: Harnessing Hyperfocus for Business Owners

First off, I am biased. As an entrepreneur, I understand firsthand how it can unleash animal spirits inside of you to hustle, grow, and chart your own course. My ADHD makes it harder in a lot of ways. Staying organized, doing the boring stuff, and... Read More

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Navigating Retirement with ADHD: A Financial Planner's Guide

Retirement planning is a crucial aspect of financial stability, providing a comfortable and worry-free future for yourself, your partner if applicable, and your family. However, for individuals with ADHD, the journey toward retirement can present... Read More

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What to Do With Extra Money in Savings

Let's start with, CONGRATULATIONS! You have a budget. You’ve stuck to it and now you have a savings account that actually has money in it. This success deserves some serious recognition. You have been: Read More

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You need an ADHD-Specific Financial Plan!

I know. You have ADHD, and I'm telling you to have a plan. Jokes on me, right? And I get it. Because your glorious brain works the way it does, there’s a high chance that planning your financial future is not on your radar. Read More