Strategies to Master Financial Organization with ADHD
Managing finances can be especially challenging when you have ADHD. Here are strategies you can use to keep your finances organized.
ADHD in Older Adults
ADHD symptoms can worsen in older adults. Getting a diagnosis and treatment is challenging, but can make a big impact on your quality of life.
Making Finances Work With an ADHD Brain
Having ADHD makes it more likely you will have problems managing your money. Here are tips to help you take control of your finances.
The Financial Impact of Untreated ADHD
Adults with undiagnosed and / or untreated ADHD can experience long term impacts to their career and finances.
Be a Financial Ninja Even with Adult ADHD
When most people occasionally bounce a check or forget to pay a bill, they may put it down to forgetfulness or a busy work schedule. However, for adults with ADHD, managing money can often be a constant struggle. Trouble with planning, organizing and self-control are the opposite of what it takes to successfully manage your personal finances. Having ADHD does not mean you are destined for financial problems. The key is creating a simple plan and put it in place, step by step.
ADHD Budgeting Made Easy! (a.k.a. Get your spending under control)
Do you always seem to be running out of money? Are you one of the reasons banks can afford to give away free checking? Do you often leave the house with great intentions, but get swept away in the moment and spend more than you had planned? A budget helps you think about what you want to spend when you are in the space to use your best judgment. Here are simple ways to make a budget that you can stick to.