Behavioral Finance - How Emotions Impact Money Decisions

Behavioral finance is a study that blends traditional finance theory with psychology. The goal is to understand why people make the financial and investment decisions they do.

Behavioral finance aims to understand how emotions impact our financial decision-making.

Behavioral finance is not just a theoretical study, it's a practical tool that empowers you to understand the temptation of decisions that are not in your best interests, thereby enabling you to make better financial decisions. 

Examples of behavioral finance in action are all around us. They include moving with the herd and investing money when the market is high, selling when the market drops, holding a losing position rather than taking a loss, or even buying an expensive item you can't afford or do not need. These are situations we've all found ourselves in at some point.  

In this episode, you will learn the following:

* Why Investors are Irrational

* The Costs of Irrational Behavior

* Four Types of Irrational and Emotional Decisions

* Tips to Avoid Emotional Investing

Links Referenced in the Show:

The Retirement Planning Checklist: https://themillionaireinsider.com/rpc

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Show notes and more information: https://themillionaireinsider.com/14

This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to provide financial, investment, or planning advice.