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How much do you spend a day, a week... a year? Are you conscious of your expenditure and the habits you’ve created? At Lyfe Wealth we use a tool called Money Habitudes to determine your money personality in order to structure your financial future for the better.

Read our latest blog and find out which habitude type you are:

Money Habitudes: How Your Personality Affects Your Wealth – Lyfe Wealth Simply put, your Money Habitudes are the attitudes you have towards your finances and how you value the activities surrounding them, such as spending and saving. They are based on your repetitive financial behaviour over a prolonged period of time.

Which Money Habitude type are you?

What do you value most when it comes to money? Security, planning, status, giving, freedom? In our latest blog, we explore how your financial behaviour impacts your life. Find out more about your money personality now:

Money Habitudes: How Your Personality Affects Your Wealth – Lyfe Wealth Simply put, your Money Habitudes are the attitudes you have towards your finances and how you value the activities surrounding them, such as spending and saving. They are based on your repetitive financial behaviour over a prolonged period of time.

What are your beliefs towards money?

At Lyfe Wealth, we have adopted the Money Habitudes assessment into our financial planning methodology. We use this approach to better understand our clients and their independent habitudes.

To learn more about how the Money Habitudes tool can benefit you, check out our recent blog here:

Money Habitudes: How Your Personality Affects Your Wealth – Lyfe Wealth Simply put, your Money Habitudes are the attitudes you have towards your finances and how you value the activities surrounding them, such as spending and saving. They are based on your repetitive financial behaviour over a prolonged period of time.

Discover your financial roadblocks. Instigate real change. Gain a new perspective. These three things can be achieved as a result of discovering your money habitudes.

At Lyfe Wealth, we have incorporated this interactive tool into our client assessment to better understand our clients and help them gain financial independence.

To find out more about the advantages of money habitudes, read our blog here:

Money Habitudes: How Your Personality Affects Your Wealth – Lyfe Wealth Simply put, your Money Habitudes are the attitudes you have towards your finances and how you value the activities surrounding them, such as spending and saving. They are based on your repetitive financial behaviour over a prolonged period of time.

It starts with you.

Talking about money can be tricky and uncomfortable at times. Thats why we use Money Habitudes, a fun and simple interactive tool designed to help you understand your beliefs and behaviour when it comes to money.

We use this approach at Lyfe Wealth to have more meaningful and transparent conversations with our clients, and then we work out a plan to fulfill their life ambitions.

Explore our latest blog and discover which money habitude type best fits you:

Money Habitudes: How Your Personality Affects Your Wealth – Lyfe Wealth Simply put, your Money Habitudes are the attitudes you have towards your finances and how you value the activities surrounding them, such as spending and saving. They are based on your repetitive financial behaviour over a prolonged period of time.

It’s never easy to think about becoming seriously ill, but the fact the remains that if you want peace of mind as well as financial security should the worst happen, income protection and critical illness insurance are not things you can afford to ignore.

How To Get Cheaper Income Protection and Critical Illness Insurance – Lyfe Wealth It’s not easy to think about being seriously ill but income protection and critical illness insurance are not things you can afford to ignore.

Life insurance is changing. Here’s why...

Why Do Underwriters Want Your Fitbit Data? – Lyfe Wealth Insurers are increasingly relying on health data collected by devices such as smart watches to determine the ongoing level of premiums that we pay for cover.

Have you booked your place yet for our event on 9th July? Join Derek Shiels, Managing Director of Lyfe Wealth, and James Donnelly, Personal Trainer, for an insightful talk for business owners and contract employees about achieving a well-balanced life and protecting yourself through contingency planning.

Event: Financial Wellbeing and Protection for Entrepreneurs – Lyfe Wealth Making positive decisions today can improve your wellbeing and protect you and your business in the years to come. It’s time to take control of the critical elements that will have the greatest impact on your “best possible future”. Life is uncertain, but there are aspects of our lives that we...

Insurers are increasingly using wearable technology to set premiums. Why? Because the statistics don‘t lie and there is a clear link between exercise and life expectancy.

In this new blog post, we explain how is changing and what this means for you.

Don’t miss our event – Financial Wellbeing and Protection for Entrepreneurs. Click below for more info!

Why Do Underwriters Want Your Fitbit Data? – Lyfe Wealth Insurers are increasingly relying on health data collected by devices such as smart watches to determine the ongoing level of premiums that we pay for cover.

Living longer: how our population is changing and why it matters.

Living longer - Office for National Statistics Overview of population ageing in the UK and some of the implications for the economy, public services, society and the individual.

Psychology and the Good Life, the most popular class ever at Yale. Professor Santos will discuss the most common misconceptions about what makes us happy and the top seven tips for what really can help us live a more satisfy.

Psychology and the Good Life: What the Science of Psychology Says about How to Lead a More Flourishing Life This session from the 72nd CFA Institute Annual Conference will cover: Introduction to the most popular class ever at Yale; The most common misconceptions about what makes us happy; The top seven tips for what really can help us live a more satisfy