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Think you’re just “bad with money”? Think again. You might just have unresolved trust issues... with your bank account.

In this episode of Old Money, Amber unpacks the psychology of your financial habits through the lens of attachment theory- yes, the same one you cried over in therapy.

You'll learn:

• The four money attachment styles (and which one you are)
• The sneaky ways your childhood dynamics still shape your relationship with cash
• How your romantic patterns and bank balance are more connected than you think
• The difference between living with Trust Fund Energy vs. making decisions from fight-or-flight

Whether you’re anxiously checking your bank app or avoidant about budgeting altogether, this conversation will help you spot the patterns, heal the wounds, and rewrite your money story with way more intention (and interest).

Take the quiz to discover your Money Attachment Archetype—and find out if your wallet needs therapy or just a better strategy.

Take the quiz, then press play and take notes. Because financial self-awareness is the new status symbol.

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