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Ep. 36. Catching Our Behavioural Biases

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When it comes to money, humans have (slightly developed) monkey brains! Behavioural finance is a topic everyone needs to hear because, chances are, unless you’ve worked hard to identify your biases, you won’t even know your biases or habits are impacting your decisions. In this Australian Finance Podcast Kate and Owen discuss the most common behavioural biases and psychological tips to help you succeed with money, investing — and life!

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