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The Invisible Reality: ADHD, Autism & Money in Mid‑Life

The Invisible Reality: ADHD, Autism & Money in Mid‑Life

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If you've ever felt like traditional money advice just doesn't fit the way your brain works, this episode is for you.

We're joined by Katherine Spitzkowsky, founder of Yulania Financial and a neuro-affirming financial adviser, to talk about the invisible reality of ADHD, autism and money in mid-life.

In this episode we explore:

  • The less obvious ways neurodivergence shows up financially, beyond the impulsive spending stereotype

  • How financial advice and systems need to adapt for neurodivergent clients, rather than the other way around

  • The first step toward clarity and control if this conversation feels a little too familiar

Enjoy x

Trish & Suzanne

Email: moneytalkrealtalkpod@gmail.com

Resources:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/divergent_money/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katherine-spitzkowsky-cfp-64207763

Website: https://www.yulaniafinancial.com.au/


Disclaimer:The advice or information shared on this podcast is general and doesn't consider your personal circumstances. You should consider if the advice or information is appropriate for you before acting. Make sure you read any product disclosure statements and or target market determinations of any financial product you use or purchase and consider obtaining professional advice appropriate to your need. Trish Gregory, Authorised Representative number 1252041 is an Authorised Representative of Dirigere Advisory Pty Ltd trading as Intelligent Planning AFSL number 524371. Suzanne Alexander, while a former Financial Advisor, is now a Certified Money Coach (CMC®) and Mindset Mentor.


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