Many retirees think their financial habits will magically reset once they stop working, but financial therapist Kine Corder explains why that never happens. The money lessons you absorbed decades ago don’t retire when you do. They show up in quiet ways — how you react to market swings, how much you help your adult kids, how nervous you feel about spending even when the math says you’re fine. These patterns feel logical in the moment, but they usually come from old stories you didn’t choose and never questioned. In this episode, Kine and Matt explore how those childhood beliefs, family dynamics, and subconscious fears shape retirement more than any investment decision.

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