The Decision Education Podcast

Episode 021: Fear, Freedom, and Financial Decision-Making with Morgan Housel

Jul 20, 2022

42:36

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The Biggest Flaw in Financial Decision Making

02:34

The Psychology of Money

03:07

The Difference Between a Day Trader and a Pension Fund

01:54

Introduction

2min

The Collaboraty Fund - I've Always Been a Writer

2min

Are You Writing to Venture Capitalists?

3min

The Psychology of Money

3min

The Biggest Flaw in Financial Decision Making

3min

The Difference Between a Day Trader and a Pension Fund

2min

Is There a Role of Luck in Your Outcomes?

3min

The Biggest Risks to Your Personal Finances

2min

Is History the Study of Surprises?

6min

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What Is the Impact of the War?

3min

11.

Building a Consumption Based Economy

2min

12.

The Man in the Car Paradox

2min

13.

How Does Savings Give You Control Over Your Time?

3min

14.

The Most Important Decisions You'll Ever Make in Life

2min

15.

The Importance of Decision Making

2min

16.

Advice for Adults on Investing

2min

17.

The Science of Fear Decision Making

3min

What drives bad financial decisions when a crisis hits? Morgan Housel, award-winning author and expert on the psychology of financial decision-making, joins your host, Dr. Joe Sweeney, Executive Director of the Alliance for Decision Education, to talk about the common flaw of only saving for situations we can imagine, why we should be wary of financial advice in the media, and the danger of expecting history to map the future. Morgan also shares a strategy to help us focus more on the things that matter most to us.

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