DeWitt Capital Management

05/22/2023

This app is legitimately ADHD friendly. The visuals are phenomenal and it really engages you. In fact, I find myself excited to use it. I think there is some dopamine production going on! Importantly, it helps you think FORWARD about your budget, which is absolutely key!

Use the code DEWITTCM to get 30% off. I get no commission from this. It is a gift from Monarch. Visit https://hubs.ly/Q01QGPSN0 to get started.

11/21/2022

As a person with ADHD, we may wrestle with the idea that impulsive spending is the result of greed or simply a symptom of our brain chemistry.

Listen to "You're not greedy - you're ADHD"

https://hubs.ly/Q01sGcVX0

11/14/2022

You've budgeted successfully, you got out of debt, and you've been really crushing it. But now it's that pivotal moment. Are you going to fall back into the debt cycle?

It's like when I lost weight, then gained some back again. Listen to this...

10/17/2022

If you were given $10,000 and had to spend it, what would you do?

This is a question I ask my clients to discover their dreams and goals.

So, tell me how you would spend $10,000.

Listen to the entire episode for the full context: https://hubs.ly/Q01pS9pd0

09/05/2022

A listener asked,
"My husband and I are both ADHD brains. My husband works in the arts and has little control over the amount of money he brings in every month.
Do you have any advice for how to [budget with] his variable income?"

Listen to hear different ways to manage a variable income with ADHD brains: https://hubs.ly/Q01lqsMc0

07/04/2022

I love the concept of "Reverse Budgeting".

One of the best tricks for our ADHD brains is to Reverse Budget, which I explain more in the full episode, then spend what is left with a debit card attached to your checking account.

Once you hit zero in your checking account, you're out of cash until your next paycheck unless you use a credit card. And if you're using a credit card, you know you are over budget.

Listen to a little of the method below, or check out the full episode at https://hubs.ly/Q01fWG9T0

06/27/2022

Dr. Stephanie Moulton Sarkis joins me on the show to discuss the relationships between ADHD and non-ADHD partners - and the pitfalls they can avoid by simply addressing the issue.

Listen here or at https://hubs.ly/Q01fn8xZ0

06/22/2022

Understanding Supplemental Executive Retirement Plans

As you’re climbing the corporate ladder, you’ll be contributing to an employer-sponsored retirement plan.

05/26/2022

Financial Advisors are More than Just Investments

Before financial products became a massive business, financial advice – and the advisor who granted it – had a very different role.

05/18/2022

Navigating Employee Stock Purchase Plans

A classic investment strategy is “Buy What You Know” – in other words, invest in companies and brands that you are familiar with and believe in.

05/16/2022

For so many of the ADHDers I have talked to, it's clear that the promise of wealth building and financial peace of mind is possible. It just comes down to making sacrifices.

At first, it will feel like there's no way you can give things up.

Let me tell you, the things you give up are not as rewarding as the feeling of being in control of your money and your life financially.

Listen to the entire episode at https://hubs.ly/Q01b9ZL00

05/10/2022

Five Things to Know About Taxes in Retirement

When planning for expenses in retirement, it’s easy to begin thinking about travel and vacations while overlooking one significant expense – taxes.