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Every year, financial “experts” roll out confident predictions about what the markets and economy will do next — and almost every year, they’re wrong. In this solo episode, Tim explains why financial forecasts are so appealing, why they’re fundamentally unreliable, and how chasing certainty can actually hurt your long-term financial health. Instead of guessing the future, he lays out a simple, durable framework for building stability, flexibility, and peace of mind in an unpredictable world. One Key Takeaway: You don’t need to predict the future to build financial security — simple habits, long-term thinking, and preparation for uncertainty matter far more than any market forecast.
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By Timothy Iseler4.9
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Every year, financial “experts” roll out confident predictions about what the markets and economy will do next — and almost every year, they’re wrong. In this solo episode, Tim explains why financial forecasts are so appealing, why they’re fundamentally unreliable, and how chasing certainty can actually hurt your long-term financial health. Instead of guessing the future, he lays out a simple, durable framework for building stability, flexibility, and peace of mind in an unpredictable world. One Key Takeaway: You don’t need to predict the future to build financial security — simple habits, long-term thinking, and preparation for uncertainty matter far more than any market forecast.
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Financial Forecasts Are Bullsh!t
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