Tax Day has come and gone, but the emotions we attach to money are still there.
Yesterday my article on Tax Day and our emotional attachment to money was featured on RELEVANT. An excerpt from “Why Do We Get So Emotional About Money?“:
Until a few years ago, I had a terrible relationship with money. I lived in constant fear that my money would disappear. Every time I faced an expenditure, I was filled with anxiety. I was terribly afraid that my financial goals—saving for a house, providing for children, paying for grad school—would erode and my family would left lagging behind the opportunity and growth in becoming well-established adults. I still think these are good financial goals, but the way I worried about meeting them was paralyzing at times.
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