First released in 2003, Money Habitudes is a simple but effective tool that makes thinking and talking about money approachable and effective. The innovative, game-like hands-on resource is used in a variety of ways by financial educators, financial planners, therapists and relationship counselors as well as career coaches. Employed by tens of thousands of people around the world, Money Habitudes is endorsed by the Institute of Consumer Financial Education and included in the National Jump$tart Clearinghouse.
Syble Solomon was named Educator of the Year by the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education and received the Smart Marriages Impact Award for creating a tool that promote healthy marriages. Money Habitudes was also a Color of Money Book Club choice of the month by The Washington Post. In 2012, the Money Habitudes financial curriculum for teens won an Excellence in Financial Literacy Education (EIFLE) Award, given by the Institute for Financial Literacy.
More information and background about Money Habitudes is available elsewhere within this site, notably the About and History pages. A complete biography for Syble Solomon is also available as is a listing of previous press coverage.
Helpful statistics about money and marriage, financial infidelity, financial stress, the difficulty of talking about money, etc. can be found elsewhere within the site.
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