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Addiction doesn't just take a toll on your health and relationships, it leaves a financial trail that can take years to untangle. In this episode, I breaks down the true cost of addiction, from direct spending on substances to lost income, legal fees, and long-term hits to credit and retirement savings. But this episode isn't about the damage, it's about what rebuilding actually looks like. I walk through five practical steps for getting your finances back on track in recovery, why shame makes the process harder, and which real resources can help you stabilize. If you or someone you love is navigating life after addiction, this one is for you.
For more information about Quiet Minds Financial Coaching or myself, checkout: quietmindsfc.com
Show Notes:
SAMHSA National Helpline: 1.800.662.4357 (free, confidential, 24/7)
Free credit reports: annualcreditreport.com
National foundation for credit counseling: nfcc.org
SNAP benefits: benefits.gov
Key Statistics: $740B+ annual economic burden of addiction in the U.S. (NIDA)
By MichaelAddiction doesn't just take a toll on your health and relationships, it leaves a financial trail that can take years to untangle. In this episode, I breaks down the true cost of addiction, from direct spending on substances to lost income, legal fees, and long-term hits to credit and retirement savings. But this episode isn't about the damage, it's about what rebuilding actually looks like. I walk through five practical steps for getting your finances back on track in recovery, why shame makes the process harder, and which real resources can help you stabilize. If you or someone you love is navigating life after addiction, this one is for you.
For more information about Quiet Minds Financial Coaching or myself, checkout: quietmindsfc.com
Show Notes:
SAMHSA National Helpline: 1.800.662.4357 (free, confidential, 24/7)
Free credit reports: annualcreditreport.com
National foundation for credit counseling: nfcc.org
SNAP benefits: benefits.gov
Key Statistics: $740B+ annual economic burden of addiction in the U.S. (NIDA)