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P$yFi | Psychological Finance

The Redstone Rocket
Chronic Financial Pain
Digital Assets
Estate Planning
Financial Literacy
Economic Abuse
Mental Health
Debt Management
Problem Gambling
Debt
Financial Intimacy
Credit Reports
Fidelity
Financial Counseling
Digital Estate Planning
Neuroplasticity
Debt After Death
Cognitive Restructuring
Finfluencers
Probate
Military

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 marria... more

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In this episode, host Olivia is joined by Emily Baggett, a Legal Assistance Attorney, to discuss the psychological, legal, and financial impacts of social media "finfluencers" and "lawfluencers." This includes how uncredentialed or inaccurate online ... more

Olivia takes a deeper dive into the gambler’s mindset and the dangerous ‘cognitive conversion’ of real money into gambling money. Olivia reviews the latest National Survey on Gambling Attitudes to identify key risk predictors, including online access... more

Olivia explores both problem gambling and gambling disorder using insights from the University of Maryland School of Medicine. She breaks down the staggering 45% increase in gambling helpline calls, the hidden dangers of youth-targeted "loot boxes," ... more

Olivia describes how “savoring” can boost your financial well-being. By turning our attention to what we already have rather than what we lack, we can decrease anxiety, improve our cognitive functioning, and boost feel-good neurochemicals like seroto... more

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Emily Baggett
Attorney Advisor at Redstone Arsenal
Redstone Arsenal
Episode: Finfluencers, Lawfluencers, and AI: Are You Consumer Aware? Part 1
Dr. Richard Davidson
Neuroscientist known for neuroplasticity research
Episode: Shape the Brain, Reshape Your Finances
Tom Manganello
Special guest from the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission
U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission
Episode: Fraud Pathology: Why Smart, Capable People Still Fall for Scams
Breanna Burgess
Domestic abuse victim advocate for Redstone Arsenal
Redstone Arsenal
Episode: Season 4, Episode 19: Financial Wounds: When Money Becomes a Weapon, Part 3
Tim Rolfe
Family Advocacy Program Manager at Redstone Arsenal; licensed clinical social worker
Redstone Arsenal
Episode: Season 4, Episode 17: Financial Wounds: When Money Becomes a Weapon, Part 1

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Olivia Pierce
Host of P$y-Fi | Psychological Finance

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4.5 out of 5 stars from 9 ratings
  • Great & Informative!

    This is such a great podcast! I love how it thoughtfully connects your mindset and your money in a way that feels encouraging, practical, and easy to understand. It offers helpful information for building financial success and stability. Informative, uplifting, and well worth listening to!

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    Gina Hranilovic
    United States4 months ago

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Content is informative and uplift­ing, helping listeners breathe easier around finances.
Episodes balance psychology with actionable money strategies without hype.
Thoughtful connection between mindset and money makes guidance feel practical and hopeful.

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Till Debt Do Us Part
Q: What should you do before paying any debt after a spouse dies?
Verify the debt with the original creditor, request written documentation, check if the estate or personal representative is handling the debt, and pause to consider whether it's truly your obligation.
Till Debt Do Us Part
Q: What types of account holders exist and how do they affect liability?
Liability depends on whether you co-signed, are a joint account holder, or are merely an authorized user; co-signers and joint account holders generally share liability, while authorized users may not be responsible.
Season 4, Episode 20: Timeless Tools for a Timely Crisis
Q: Why is the waiting so hard during a financial crisis?
The waiting is hard because it is uncontrollable and uncomfortable; people struggle with not knowing when pay will come, which amplifies fear. Building distress tolerance and maintaining faith or a purposeful frame helps move through the uncertainty.

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P$y-Fi | Psychological Finance blends psychology and money to explore how beliefs, emotions, and behavior shape financial outcomes. Episodes span multi-part primers on financial intimacy, debt, and money's emotional toll, to expert interviews with attorneys, clinicians, and regulators who illuminate estate planning, safety planning, and financial governance. The show often centers on meaningful, grounded guidance for federal employees and military families, emphasizing practical strategies over quick fixes. Its unique angle is connecting mental health concepts to everyday money decisions, offering compassionate, non-judgmental tools for changing money narratives and improving financial well-being.

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