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If you're spending a lot of your day scrolling on social media or glued to cable news, you might feel like your emotions are running a little high right now.
Major life transitions can also cause our feelings to spike, whether we're getting ready to send a kid to college or thinking about retiring.
But while letting your feelings in is just part of being human, letting too much emotion seep into your financial decision-making can be catastrophic for your long-term security.
On today's show, we discuss financial biases that we all should be on the lookout for as we try to manage both our emotions and our money.
By Bill Keen, Matt Wilson, Steve Sanduski4.6
6767 ratings
If you're spending a lot of your day scrolling on social media or glued to cable news, you might feel like your emotions are running a little high right now.
Major life transitions can also cause our feelings to spike, whether we're getting ready to send a kid to college or thinking about retiring.
But while letting your feelings in is just part of being human, letting too much emotion seep into your financial decision-making can be catastrophic for your long-term security.
On today's show, we discuss financial biases that we all should be on the lookout for as we try to manage both our emotions and our money.

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