Combatting Popular Excuses For Poor Financial Decision-Making

When it comes to managing money, we all have our justifications for the choices we make. However, some of these excuses can lead to poor financial decisions that may affect your future. In this episode, Trent and Brandon share some of the most common excuses they hear and explain why they don’t often hold water.

From starting Social Security too early to taking excessive risks with your investments, it's easy to make excuses and hope that they’ll somehow work out in the end. Have you ever made any of these excuses when it comes to your financial decisions? Let’s replace them with actionable strategies to serve you better.

Here are some of the excuses we’ll discuss in the episode:

• “I paid into the Social Security system and I want to be sure that I get my money before it goes bankrupt.”
• “I feel like I’m behind in my savings and I need to make up for lost time.”
• “I lost a lot in the last market crash and I don’t want to go down that road again.”
• “Financial stuff just really isn’t my thing.”
• “I’ve been working with him for a long time and I don’t want to hurt that friendship.”

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