Discussions with clients, friends, and family

Take a minute or two and consider whether you fit into any of these categories and, if so, what the implications might be.

  • Allowing money to be your master rather than your servant.
  • Being unaware of how your views on money may be negatively impacting your goals.
  • Resisting defining financial objectives.
  • Being unaware of objective and subjective differences between men and women regarding longevity and risk avoidance.
  • Being willing to turn over asset management to brokers or other financial industry people who have little or no understanding of your total financial circumstances.
  • Not understanding what a fiduciary is, what that means, and why it is important.
  • Reading and being influenced by financial articles when you lack the tools to assess their validity.
  • Turning over all the major financial decisions to a spouse with little knowledge or input from you.
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