MU Financial Expert Explains How to Avoid Flawed Thinking That Leads Investors to Diminishing Returns Does it ever feel like your decision-making ability goes haywire when it comes to money? Research shows you’re not alone. Scientists working in the relatively new area known as “behavioral finance” have identified scores of mental biases that interfere with making choices involving money. In his new book, “The Foolish Corner—Avoiding Mind Traps in Personal Financial Decisions,” University of Missouri finance professor John Howe offers practical tips on avoiding such mistakes. $10K-$20K Investment Businesses – Visit the Home Business EXPO The book’s title is taken from … Continue reading The Biggest Threat to Your Nest Egg Is in the Mirror