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Why does losing $100 feel worse than the satisfaction of gaining $100? This episode explores loss aversion, a key concept in behavioral economics, and how our natural fear of losses can influence financial decisions, investing habits, and long-term planning.

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Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) are an important part of retirement planning. Learn the basics of when RMDs begin, how they work, and what to consider to help avoid costly penalties and make informed decisions about your retirement savings.
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