It's a safe bet that all of us would like to improve our financial well-being. But could our brains be getting in the way, when it comes to money-related decisions? A researcher in Dallas says that could very well be the case.
Dr. Dan Krawczyk, Deputy Director, tells FOX 4 News about tips to improve judgment on money. Dan Godwin takes a look, in this Fox4ward.
"This information comes from those two perspectives, basic fundamental research about the mind and how it impacts our actual wealth and that's active investing as well as things like your 401k.“
Posted February 17, 2020
Fox4ward: Money and the Mind
FOX 4 News
Dan Godwin
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Daniel Krawczyk, PhD
Debbie and Jim Francis Chair and Professor, School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences Professor, Department of Psychology, UT Dallas
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