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“I have worked with many divorced men and women who soon discover that a huge part of their dysfunctional ex-marriages revolved around money. Their financial beliefs contributed to an imbalance of power, and a true partnership never existed between them.” Read Full Text

Guest Blog: Young Upstarts – Five Steps to Building Your New Money Muscles | Also found at insidebiz.com

Article: 8 Financial Experiences Your Kids Need to Have Now | Also found at: CreditCards.com

For Portland money coach Jane Honeck, the key to real — and lasting — financial transformation lies in first understanding how we look at money. Read Full Text

Article Mention: Financial Advisor Magazine – Uncoupling

The tax implications of a split shouldn’t be overlooked either, says Jane Honeck, CPA, PFS and author of The Problem with Money? It’s Not About the Money! Read Full Text

Article Mention: Couples Cash: Managing Money and Marriage

“Talking about money doesn’t come naturally,” says Jane Honeck, author of “The Problem with Money?” Even though most people’s parents talked to them about money, few parents teach their children about the beliefs and values of money management, she says. Read Full Text

Article: Money Woes Begin With Belief System by Susan Alexander

Jane Honeck finds “should” gets lots of couples absolutely nowhere. “We should have no debt.” “We should pay ourselves first.” “We should live within our means.” Honeck, a certified public accountant and money coach in Freeport, Maine, tells the story of a couple with three children in college. Their budget came up $1,500 short every month. Read Full Text

The Telegraph Article: Take it to the bank: Couples should talk about money

Jane Honeck, the author of a new book, “The Problem With Money? It’s Not About the Money,” says that communication over money is a key to resolving marital strife. Read Full Text

Article: How to Manage Money as a Couple | Multiple Placements

Combine the expectation of divorce for new couples hovering around 50 percent with a variety of studies that suggest money is the most divisive topic for couples, and you get a formula for disaster. But one expert thinks it doesn’t have to be that way.

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MomsFocusOnline.com Giveaway: The Problem With Money? It’s Not About The Money!

CPA Jane Honeck wondered why her clients weren’t following the steps that would lead to financial balance; like saving, avoiding excess debt, budgeting and the like. Jane’s unique approach, resulted in her new book “The Problem With Money”. Read Full Text

TheDollarStretcher.com Article: How to Manage Money as a Couple

Money is the most divisive topic for most couples. Read Full Text

CelebrateYouMag.com Article: How to Manage Money as a Couple: 6 Ways of Doing it Right

A recent SmartMoney Magazine survey revealed that 70 percent of all couples talk about money at least once a week. And the expectation of divorce for new couples hovers around 50 percent in a variety of studies. They all suggest that money is the most divisive topic of conversation for couples. Read Full Text

Article: 7 Tips for Managing Money as a Couple

Combine the expectation of divorce for new couples hovering around 50 percent with a variety of studies that suggest money is the most divisive topic for couples, and you get a formula for disaster. But one expert thinks it doesn’t have to be that way. Read Full Text

Article: How To Manage Money As A Couple

Money coach offers tips for doing it right. Read Full Text

Sonoran News Article: Will New Tax Tables Really Increase Family Income?

Financial Expert Offers Tips on Making The Most of Extra Money in Their Paychecks. Read Full Text…

Opinion: How to rethink your relationship with money | Jane Honeck | Lake Tahoe News

We focus too often on the minutiae of life, and forget that taking a look at the big picture can have such a dramatic impact on our lives. Read Full Text…

Money: Here Today, Still Here Tomorrow | Jane Honeck | Nails Magazine

A financial advisor teaches you how to make the most of your hard-earned dollars. Her three-step plan requires you to commit to saving, make it a habit, and allocate wisely. Read Full Text…

New Tax Tables Increase Family Income | This article appears in several publications: HealthyNewsDigest.com, chroniclewi.com, buffaloathome.com, and hamptons.com
Will New Tax Tables Really Increase Family Income? Financial Expert Offers Tips on Making The Most of Extra Money in Their Paychecks. Read Full Text…

Is your money in charge of you? | El Paso Inc. News Article
If familiarity truly breeds contempt, then money is the most contemptible thing in our lives.

It’s that familiarity with money that prevents us from managing it well, says Jane Honeck, a CPA and money coach who says our unexamined beliefs about money are what cause us to mismanage it. Read Full Text…

These Economic Times | Jane Honeck | Inner Tapestry

In these economic times… It seems like everywhere we turn an event, a thought or theory is prefaced with “in these economic times.” It’s as if our world exists solely for economics and money. We are faced with the reality that there may not be enough money for the ‘things” our world has created and that ultimately, money is no longer enough. Read Full Text…

Are You In Charge Of Your Money, Or Is Your Money In Charge Of You? | Jane Honeck | Alaska Business Monthly

Now, when we get a new toy, or a stereo or a TV of our own, at least they come with instruction manuals on how to use them. When we first encounter money, there are no instructions at all. We grow familiar and intimate with money and begin using it as soon as we start getting an allowance, and so we grow up thinking that we know how money works. However, when you encounter money problems in later life, try to strategize your investments, try to balance your monthly budget or plan your retirement, the truth becomes clear: money is not so easily understood. Read Full Text…