Liz Hagg's Finance Blog

Over the next month, I want to explore something with you. A 4-part conversation called: What If Debt Wasn’t an Option?💭 But before we talk about debt… I want to start with food. Stay with me — there’s a real parallel here. About three years ago, I lost 25 pounds. I felt amazing. Strong . In control. It reminded me of how people feel when they get out of debt. Clear. Empowered. Free. And then… life happened. A pound here. A habit there. Nothing dramatic. Just drift. Two year

Temptation surrounds us every day, especially when it comes to shopping. Whether it’s a flashy online ad, a limited-time sale email, or a clever store display, companies want you to buy now. One client recently shared how he added sneakers to his online cart but talked himself out of the purchase. He felt proud of resisting the urge—until an email popped up saying, “Almost sold out — buy now!” That message pulled him back in, and he bought the shoes. The good news? He realize

Many people describe themselves as “cheap” or “too frugal” when talking about money. Maybe you’ve said it yourself or heard it from someone close. But what if those words don’t really capture what’s going on? What if being careful with money is something much more positive and powerful? This post explores why being intentional with your spending is not about deprivation or stinginess. Instead, it reflects discipline, values, and smart choices that support your goals. Intentio

Click on image for video When it comes to money decisions, most of us grab our calculator. We look at the interest rate, the monthly...

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In March 2021, I started coaching a couple who had already made big progress—paying off $35,000 on their own. But with $220,716 in...