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P$yFi | Psychological Finance

Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 86 episodes

★★★★★5.0(1 ratings · Apple Podcasts)

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About this podcast

P$y-Fi is the podcast where psychology and finances collide. Host Olivia Pierce, M.S., LPC, AFC® — a licensed professional counselor, Accredited Financial Counselor® and financial readiness program manager at Redstone Arsenal — explores the mental and emotional patterns behind how we earn, spend, save, give and grieve money. Episodes range from multi-part deep dives on financial intimacy in marriages, financial wounds and money as a weapon, compulsive spending and the mental health toll of debt — to interviews with attorneys, clinicians and financial planners who speak honestly into the messier corners of life: estate planning, raising financially literate kids, distress tolerance and the quiet decisions that compound over a career. Built for federal employees, military families and anyone tired of hearing personal finance reduced to a budgeting app. No clickbait. No get-rich-quick. Just the unglamorous, deeply human work of changing how you think about money. Views shared on P$y-Fi are Olivia's own and do not represent the Department of the Army or the Department of Defense. New episodes drop every other week. Subscribe wherever you listen, and if an episode helps you breathe a little easier, leave a rating. It's how more people stuck in the same rut find their way here. *The information provided in this podcast does not constitute a formal endorsement of any company, its products, or services by the military. Specifically, the appearance or use of external hyperlinks does not constitute endorsement by the military of the linked websites, or the information, products, or services contained therein. The military does not exercise any editorial control over the content you may find in these resources. The intent is to provide informative material to assist Soldiers and their families in identifying or exploring multiple options.

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Till Debt Do Us Part

May 21, 202624mEp. 10S5

Olivia and attorney Emily Baggett unpack common myths about spousal debt and what really happens when a partner passes away. They clarify the differences between joint accounts, authorized user status, and individual acc

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Abundance Mindset: How Gratitude Rewires Your Brain

May 7, 202629mEp. 9S5

Epictetus had it half right — gratitude isn't just wisdom, it's neurochemistry. In this Financial Pain Management Clinic checkup, Olivia maps the brain regions that gratitude activates, why complaint quietly drives debt

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Shape the Brain, Reshape Your Finances

Apr 23, 202626mEp. 8S5

This episode explores how neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to rewire and reshape itself—directly influences our financial habits and long-term money behaviors. Drawing from neuroscience and psychology, we discuss why

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Fraud Pathology: Why Smart, Capable People Still Fall for Scams

Apr 2, 202635mEp. 7S5

We often assume older adults are the primary victims of fraud, scams, and financial manipulation. But the data tells a different story: nearly 84% of victims in relationship and confidence scams are middle-aged or younge

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Addressing Chronic Financial Pain, Part 6

Mar 19, 202623mEp. 6S5

This episode shifts the focus from financial deficits to personal strengths, using positive psychology to turn overwhelming pain into a manageable state of "halfway happy." A central analogy compares rebuilding your fina

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Addressing Chronic Financial Pain, Part 5

Mar 5, 202633mEp. 5S5

This episode explores the personal barriers that prevent us from following a financial plan, going beyond a simple lack of knowledge. It explains how forgetfulness, emotional factors like anxiety, and a lack of "financia

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Addressing Chronic Financial Pain, Part 4

Feb 19, 202625mEp. 4S5

This episode tackles why sticking to a financial action plan is so challenging. It explores how initial motivation often fades over time, leading to non-adherence and feelings of failure. The goal is to validate this com

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Addressing Chronic Financial Pain, Part 3

Feb 5, 202629mEp. 3S5

Addressing Chronic Financial Pain, Part 3 Continuing our series, this episode adapts powerful, evidence-based tools from chronic physical pain management to chronic financial pain management. First, we explore mindfulnes

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Addressing Chronic Financial Pain, Part 2

Jan 22, 202638mEp. 2S5

Welcome back to the Chronic Financial Pain Management Clinic, where Olivia introduces powerful psychological tools like cognitive restructuring and cognitive defusion to challenge the beliefs that intensify your sufferin

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Addressing Chronic Financial Pain, Part 1

Jan 8, 202630mEp. 1S5

Is your financial situation causing you a persistent, nagging pain that impacts every corner of your life? In this episode, Olivia draws a powerful and validating parallel between chronic physical pain and chronic financ

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Season 4, Episode 23: Money Talks: Building Financial Intimacy, Part 3

Dec 19, 202534mEp. 23S4

Money conversations aren’t easy, but they’re essential. In this 3‑part series, Olivia shares insights from two financial surveys on couples. The stats alone will spark dinner‑table conversations the kids won’t even want

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Season 4, Episode 22 Money Talks: Building Financial Intimacy, Part 2

Dec 8, 202534mEp. 22S4

Money conversations aren’t easy, but they’re essential. In this 3‑part series, Olivia shares insights from 2 financial surveys on couples. The stats alone will spark dinner‑table conversations the kids won’t even want to

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Season 4, Episode 21: Money Talks: Building Financial Intimacy, Part 1

Nov 21, 202532mEp. 21S4

Money conversations aren’t easy, but they’re essential. In this 3‑part series, Olivia shares insights from 2 financial surveys on couples. The stats alone will spark dinner‑table conversations the kids won’t even want to

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Season 4, Episode 20: Timeless Tools for a Timely Crisis

Nov 7, 202540mEp. 20S4

Olivia delivers essential financial wisdom designed to withstand any crisis…coincidentally recorded during a real-time upheaval (Government Shutdown). This episode explores what to avoid, what to pursue, and how to stay

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Season 4, Episode 19: Financial Wounds: When Money Becomes a Weapon, Part 3

Oct 26, 202530mEp. 19S4

Olivia is joined by Breanna Burgess, Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate, to explore how financial sabotage erodes opportunity. The episode also sheds light on elder abuse, including how financial harm uniquely affects indivi

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Season 4, Episode 18: Financial Wounds: When Money Becomes a Weapon, Part 2

Oct 10, 202524mEp. 18S4

Olivia and Timothy Rolfe return to continue the conversation on economic abuse, diving deeper into its subtypes and the complex dynamics of divorce-related financial harm. This episode pulls back the curtain on how abuse

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Season 4, Episode 17: Financial Wounds: When Money Becomes a Weapon, Part 1

Sep 26, 202528mEp. 17S4

Olivia and Timothy Rolfe, a Family Advocacy and Domestic Violence expert, unpack the often invisible form of domestic violence: financial abuse. This episode explores the three subtypes — economic control, financial expl

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Season 4, Episode 16: Debt and Distress: The Growing Mental Health Epidemic, Part 2

Sep 16, 202517mEp. 16S4

Olivia continues the vital conversation on the hidden cost of financial distress. In this episode, she expounds on the suicide statistics from both military and civilian populations, highlighting how financial instabilit

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Season 4, Episode 15: Debt and Distress: The Growing Mental Health Epidemic, Part 1

Aug 29, 202522mEp. 15S4

Olivia explores the emotional toll of financial stress and what happens when it escalates into full-blown financial distress. From depression and anxiety to isolation, the consequences run deep. With rising credit card d

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Season 4, Episode 14: Digital Estate Planning, Part 3

Aug 14, 202519mEp. 14S4

Olivia speaks with attorney Emily Baggett regarding digital assets and estate planning. Olivia and Emily help you sort through your digital affairs by identifying what digital assets include: monetary accounts, points ac

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