Money Mindset and Financial Confidence

Money Mindset and Financial Confidence

Are you confident in your financial decisions? That’s a great start—but confidence without awareness can lead to blind spots. This month, we’re helping you sharpen your money mindset so you can make smarter, more informed choices. 

Tip #1: Listen Before You Dismiss 

You might be great at doing your own research, but don’t tune out advice from others. Instead of brushing it off, treat every tip as “true until proven otherwise.” Investigate it. You might uncover something valuable you hadn’t considered. 

Tip #2: Be Your Own Devil’s Advocate 

Before jumping into a financial decision, challenge yourself to argue against it. Pretend you’re advising a friend to avoid the opportunity. This helps you spot red flags and think critically—like a true financial athlete. 

Tip #3: Write It Down 

Even if advice seems random or irrelevant, jot it down. Over time, patterns emerge. What seems like noise today might be the missing puzzle piece tomorrow. 

Quick Win of the Month 

Set up alerts on your financial accounts. 
Most banking apps let you turn on notifications for low balances, deposits, or spending limits. It’s a simple way to stay aware and in control—without constantly checking your account. 

Confidence is key—but awareness is your playbook. Stay open, stay curious, and keep building your financial game one smart decision at a time.

Justin Riggs
Justin RiggsLearning and Development Manager