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The Psychology of Money

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Working With A Financial Planner

Chances are, your path to financial health involves several major questions. Should you invest more or pay down your mortgage? Should you save more for retirement or for your child’s dream college?

The right answers aren’t about how well a given investment performs. The answers that are best for you, and only you, need to include your attitudes toward debt, your feelings about risk, and the value you place on your financial goals. How important is it to you to be debt-free? To own a home? To pay for your child’s education?

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Where Our Beliefs Come From

  • Many of the attitudes we’ve internalized come from our childhood. Even when we don’t realize it, things our parents said and things we saw them do shaped our attitudes about life in general and our financial lives in particular.
  • Culture and religion play a ro...

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Psychology of Money: Your Beliefs About Money Can Impact how you Manage it

Psychology of Money: Your Beliefs About Money Can Impact how you Manage it

Have you ever spent money on something you knew was stupid, silly, or ill-advised? Have you ever known what you “should” do with your money, and then not done it? Do you procrastinate about important financial decisions, afraid you’ll make the wrong move? And then beat yourself up about it?

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