Financial Wellness Tools
Money and mental health are deeply connected. These tools help you manage financial stress, build healthy money habits, and support emotional wellness around financial decisions.
Research shows that 42% of adults say money negatively impacts their mental health. You're not alone, and these resources can help you develop a healthier relationship with money.
Reduce Money Stress
Tools to identify and manage financial anxiety
Build Healthy Habits
Interactive tools for mindful spending and saving
Make Better Decisions
Frameworks for confident financial choices
Financial Wellness Tools
Choose the tools that feel most helpful for your current financial wellness journey.
The 24-Hour Rule
Wait a day for non-essential purchases over $50
Emotional Check
Are you shopping to cope with feelings?
Value Alignment
Does this purchase support your goals?
Progress Visualization
See your savings grow with interactive charts
Milestone Celebrations
Acknowledge achievements along the way
Available calculators:
- • Emergency fund calculator
- • Debt payoff planner
- • Compound interest calculator
- • Budget analyzer
- • Savings goal tracker
SMART Goals
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound
Action Planning
Break big goals into manageable steps
Template options:
- • Student budget template
- • Young adult budget planner
- • Family budget worksheet
- • Debt payoff tracker
- • Monthly expense tracker
You're Not Alone
Financial stress affects millions of people. Seeking help and using tools to improve your relationship with money is a sign of strength and self-care.
Remember
Building healthy financial habits takes time. Be patient with yourself as you learn and grow.
Professional Help
If financial stress is overwhelming, consider speaking with a financial counselor or therapist.
Important Disclaimer
These tools are intended for educational and informational purposes only and are not a substitute for professional financial advice. Please consult a qualified financial advisor or mental health professional if you have concerns about your financial wellness or mental health.