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We all have ways to escape stress and at times the monotony of our lives. Maybe its Netflix bingeing, engaging in fantasy, geographically ‘getting away from things’, online chats with strangers, or perhaps alcohol or drugs.

Recently there have been calls for changes to our divorce laws, as they no longer relevant to how we live.  Consider these recent changes. At work, the suit is disappearing. We company-hop to get promoted. Jobs are considerably less secure than before and retirement is increasingly moving beyond 65. 

While it’s hard to say that any debt is ‘good’, there are acceptable circumstances for having it at times. But some is bad and some is downright ugly when it comes to your financial health.

Some things are best avoided due to their massive cost.

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it! Most of us take out insurance and then forget about it. Why change it? It was right at the time we took it out.

But life changes – and usually in big lumps. Here are seven times you should ask me to review your insurance, as the number of options changes just as your life does.

Money scares people. Many people dread not having enough to pay bills, to meet unexpected expenses, and constantly feel they need to earn more to get what they want out of life.

The answer is to develop a mindset that overcomes these fears. Here are four ways such a mindset can help.