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3 Behavioral Finance Traits You Should Avoid

Money Guy Show

Brian Preston, CPA, CFP®, PFS and Bo Hanson, CFA, CFP® | Fee-Only Fiduciary Advisors

Education, Retirement, Moneyadvice, Investing, Savingmoney, Personalfinance, Business

4.62.8K Ratings

🗓️ 3 June 2016

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Without a doubt, humans are emotional creatures. You could even argue that we’re drawn to negative behaviors. A large part of becoming better and more efficient with managing your personal finances is to work to control and tame that emotional behavior. In this episode, we address 3 Behavioral Finance Phenomena That Impact Your Finances, and we give you a guide to restore order to financial chaos.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Today's show, we're going to be covering some funny words that explain a lot of your behavior

0:05.7

that you probably don't even realize. I'm starting to realize that the human creature,

0:11.5

we're kind of a finicky group of people. So hang in there and we're going to learn about today,

0:15.7

we're going to learn, you know when you buy something and you want to buy more stuff because of

0:19.9

that new shiny thing that you have or how about the fact of that you wake up in the middle of the

0:25.3

night go, oh man I didn't I didn't finish that task or haven't you always heard the 80-20 rule?

0:32.8

Don't you want to know where all that comes from and what it means to you and your finances?

0:37.2

Stick around we're going to cover all that more in today's money guys show.

0:55.7

Oh I'm so glad that they started doing behavioral finance. Why is that? Because I mean there's so

1:02.0

many things we've done shows in the past where we talked about sunk cost. Yep we talked about

1:06.6

recency bias these are all things we've covered in in other shows where we talked about how we

1:12.1

as humans have blind spots things that are that are totally keeping us from making the perfect

1:16.8

decision and we're going to be covering some of those those things now the sunk costs and the

1:22.4

recency bias those are things we've covered in previous podcasts but these new ones they have

1:27.0

funny funny titles and a known it's we got inspired by the show because I always like to give

1:32.0

you know kind of like the storyteller side of the podcast thing is now now you know the rest

1:36.7

yeah where did it all come from is that you know we have a client my name is Kevin who's a

1:40.8

friend of the show also who gives me all the greatest gadgets that I should be buying

1:46.0

for my household and so forth so he's he actually adds to the the didero effect that I'm going to

1:51.6

be talking about in a minute but he he shared with because we we talk about all the time toys

1:56.2

but got toys it's it's a saying we talk about when what we didn't realize is there's a fancy

2:01.3

terminology for it it is the the didero effect so I'll be covering what that means we're also

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