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Ep 7: Could a Financial Bias be Costing You?

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Whether you realize it or not, most of us have some kind of bias when it comes to money. On today’s episode, we are going to explore four main biases that probably impact most of us to some degree and how we can overcome these barriers.

Recency bias could cause you to lose money when the market is volatile. With loss aversion, people are looking for less risk when they really don’t need to be. So how do we avoid these biases and make sure our plan is protected? The goal of behavioral finance is truly to understand why we make certain decisions and how these decisions will affect our finances.
What We Discuss Today:
1:29 –
What is behavioral finance?

2:19 – The key points of behavioral finance

4:52 – The recency bias

5:43 – Emotional decision making

6:28 – Loss aversion

8:10 – Overconfidence

8:57 – Anchoring bias

10:14 – Don’t get too caught up

12:31 – Understanding your values

13:18 – A client impacted by bias

14:43 – The first step in your plan

Get Additional Information:
https://theaudibleadvisor.com/

Have questions or want to get your financial plan started? Here's how to contact us:

Website: https://theaudibleadvisor.com/

Phone: (727) 754-8418

Email: svassilakos@athenianpcg.com

Watch the show on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3VmzCUx

  continue reading

32 episodes

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Whether you realize it or not, most of us have some kind of bias when it comes to money. On today’s episode, we are going to explore four main biases that probably impact most of us to some degree and how we can overcome these barriers.

Recency bias could cause you to lose money when the market is volatile. With loss aversion, people are looking for less risk when they really don’t need to be. So how do we avoid these biases and make sure our plan is protected? The goal of behavioral finance is truly to understand why we make certain decisions and how these decisions will affect our finances.
What We Discuss Today:
1:29 –
What is behavioral finance?

2:19 – The key points of behavioral finance

4:52 – The recency bias

5:43 – Emotional decision making

6:28 – Loss aversion

8:10 – Overconfidence

8:57 – Anchoring bias

10:14 – Don’t get too caught up

12:31 – Understanding your values

13:18 – A client impacted by bias

14:43 – The first step in your plan

Get Additional Information:
https://theaudibleadvisor.com/

Have questions or want to get your financial plan started? Here's how to contact us:

Website: https://theaudibleadvisor.com/

Phone: (727) 754-8418

Email: svassilakos@athenianpcg.com

Watch the show on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3VmzCUx

  continue reading

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