Early in her more than twenty-five-year career, Ande Frazier rejected traditional planning methods that didn't account for how emotions factor into women's financial decision-making. Developing an expertise in behavioral finance, she saw again and again that conventional wisdom about women and money was flawed: it's not women's finances that determine their self-worth. It's women's sense of self-worth that determines their finances. And like that, a new philosophy was born.
In Fin(anci)ally Free: 11 Conversations to Have with Yourself About Life, Money, and Worth, Ande reveals her philosophy by guiding you through the conversations you must have with yourself to discover what drives your own approach to money - and how to break through what's holding you back from financial well-being.
Designed to help you make financial decisions aligned with your personal values and goals, Fin(anci)ally Free gives you the tools to take control of your financial journey.
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ANDE FRAZIER CFP (R), CLU, ChFC, RICP, BFA (TM), ChSNC CDFA (R)? has made it her mission to break down the emotional, behavioral, and societal barriers that stand between women and strong financial foundations.
Ande rose to the top of the male-dominated insurance world as the former head of a multimillion-dollar fintech company and VP at Penn Mutual. She regularly appears on top national media outlets to speak about topics at the intersection of women and finance. She has been named one of the "Top 100 People in Finance" in 2019 and "Top 50 Women of 2019" by Top 100 Magazine, as well as one of Bristol's "Who's Who among Distinguished Professionals and Executives." And she received a Gold Stevie (R) Award for Female Executive of the Year - Consumer Services -10 or Less Employees.
Ande lives in New York and is married with two children.
Introduction Core Conversations Follow the Money: What Your Money Knows about Your Values and Emotions Make the Shift: Letting Your Personal Values and Goals Guide Your Money-Not the Other Way Around In Your Corner: Finding the Right Money Mentor Under the Influence: Money Beliefs and Habits You Don't Even Realize You Picked Up in Childhood All Grown Up: What an Adult Relationship to Money Should Look Like Conversations to Build Your Worth Breaking Ground: Four Things That Can Make or Break Your Financial Foundation Feeling Secure: Protecting What You've Built Love and Money: How Relationships Can Either Solidify or Shatter Your Financial Foundation A New Legacy: Laying the Groundwork for Your Family's Financial Future Expect the Unexpected: Planning for and Predicting the Unpredictable Expect the Expected: Planning for Things You Know Will Happen Conclusion: Your Essential Takeaways FAQs Resources About the Author Acknowledgments
