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Why do people take on student loans, buy homes, and invest decades before retirement? James Yendrey of InvestMentor breaks down consumption smoothing—the economic theory that explains how people spread resources across their lifetime—and explores how behavioral biases, debt, investing, and future expectations shape our financial decisions.
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