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1:40:49Now PlayingInvesting has been solved, but your brain is keeping you poor. Money Expert Ben Felix explains why most people make terrible financial decisions!
Ben Felix is a Portfolio Manager and Chief Investment Officer for PWL Capital, and evidence-based investing expert who translates academic finance research into practical decisions for everyday people. He is known for using data, behavioral science, and simple frameworks to help people build wealth without falling for the traps of the financial industry.
He explains:
◼️Why investing has already been “solved”
◼️How your brain quietly ruins your long-term financial decisions
◼️Why checking your portfolio too often can make you poorer
◼️Why buying a home is not always the smart investment people think it is
◼️Why young people may not need to save as aggressively as they’re told
◼️How to use money to build a better life, not just a bigger bank account
◼️The biggest financial mistakes that destroys your financial future
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