When we make financial decisions, it is far too often that we make bad decisions based on the biases that we bring to the table. I want us all to make the best, rational decisions that we can with our finances, but to do so means understanding and putting aside these biases that may be keeping us from being our best selves financially. Even the best of us, financially, can get caught up in some of these simple psychological biases. Today we will discuss:
1. Loss Aversion
2. Endowment Effect
3. Sunk Cost Fallacy
4. Status Quo Bias
5. Bandwagon Effect
6. Confirmation Bias
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