If you’re worried about money, you’re not alone. Many of us are having to deal with financial stress and uncertainty at this difficult time. Whether your problems stem from a loss of work, escalating debt, unexpected expenses, or a combination of factors, financial worry is one of the most common stressors in modern life.
Like any source of overwhelming stress, financial problems can take a toll on your mental and physical health, your relationships, and your overall quality of life. But there is always help available. By tackling your money problems head on, you can find a way through the financial quagmire, ease your stress levels, and regain control of your finances and your life. You don't have to be an expert to improve your financial situation, so now is the time to take control.
Why is financial wellness important?
We all need money to pay bills and to enjoy life. Good money management involves making the most of what you have. It’s knowing how much you have to spend, making wise financial decisions, and being aware of upcoming bills and debts to pay. The way you manage your money has a drip-down effect in your lifestyle and stress-level.
Join IAPI and Bank of Ireland for this smash themed Financial Wellbeing webinar especially tailored for those in their early to mid career that are missing out on the daily life advice of their older colleagues in the office situation.
Ailish Gorman is a Qualified Financial Advisor and Financial Wellbeing Coach with Bank of Ireland. Ailish will speak to you all about financial wellbeing and having the confidence to manage your money, day to day so that you can plan for those one day life events be that inter-railing around Europe, a festival in Croatia or indeed gather some money to set aside to one day buy your own home. Ailish will host a session to begin your Financial Wellbeing journey and will talk about best budgeting practices, how to save and borrow sensibly followed by a Q&A. Please register to join us on the 19th February at 10.30am.
Financial worries can seem overwhelming, but there's plenty of help available. Simply talking to someone who understands your issues, and who can offer practical, impartial advice, can make a huge difference to how you feel. Chances are, it will also improve the outcome of your situation.
The IAPI Employee Assistance Programme smash provides access to free financial counselling. Learn more here>
Understanding the key emotional triggers listed below and how to manage them can also help us to control spending more effectively
- Trigger 1 – Environment & Events
- Trigger 2 – Stress
- Trigger 3 - Peer Pressure
- Trigger 4 – Denial
Read more about how to manage your spending on BOI>
Ailish Gorman is a Qualified Financial Advisor through the Institute of Bankers with over 20 years’ experience in financial advice. Ailish is a Financial Wellbeing Coach with Bank of Ireland which means she serves to support and enhance the building of peoples Financial Wellbeing through seminars on personal finance.
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