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ADHD and Money: Why Your Budget Keeps Going Somewhere to Die (And How to Fix It) Ep 114

ADHD and Money: Why Your Budget Keeps Going Somewhere to Die (And How to Fix It) Ep 114

Sherry Andrew
ADHD and Money

Your budget is beautiful. It's also sitting in a folder with all the other budgets you've made that went nowhere. There's a gap between budget creation and implementation, and most people don't know what's missing. Sherry and Val break down the one question your money system should answer before you spend, the account structure that stops overspending without tracking every transaction, what to do when dopamine wears off on categories, and why automation resistance keeps you stuck. Learn how to build boundaries without brick walls and create a system that works for ADHD brains instead of against them.

The Cost of Not Looking at Your Credit Card (And Why ADHD Makes It Worse) Ep 109

The Cost of Not Looking at Your Credit Card (And Why ADHD Makes It Worse) Ep 109

Sherry Andrew
ADHD and Money

When you're tuned out with your money, the costs add up fast. Forgotten subscriptions, fraud charges, payroll errors, and credit card insurance scams can drain hundreds from your account without you noticing.

Sherry and Val discuss why ADHD makes it so easy to avoid checking statements, the shame that builds, and the simple five minute weekly habit that catches problems before they cost you. Stop trying to categorize months of old transactions and start fresh with a system that works when it gets boring.

ADHD and Money: Simple Systems to Manage $$ with Ease

ADHD and Money: Simple Systems to Manage $$ with Ease

Sherry Andrew
ADHD and Money

Managing money with ADHD requires different strategies than traditional budgeting advice. In this episode, financial coach Sherry and financial planner Val share ADHD-friendly money systems that actually work, including separating bills from spending, automating payments and savings, and managing credit cards without restriction. Learn why multiple bank accounts reduce decision fatigue, how to create sustainable financial plans, and why building emergency savings before aggressively paying down debt leads to better long-term results for ADHD brains.