The Difference Between Wealth and Well-being
Sarah Newcomb, PhD
I help people build lives they love with the resources they have.
Since this article was first published, I've been made aware of some research that casts Hetty Green in a much more positive light. I hope that, whether or not she is the correct poster child for miserliness, the big idea here can still shine through.
Wealth is meant to support well-being, but not all who are wealthy are financially healthy. This article showcases Morningstar research into simple, changeable factors of mindset that have been shown to strongly correlate with financial well-being, along with tips to improve. your own financial confidence if you find it's lacking.
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2 年Rightly put ma'am ??
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2 年I completely agree Sarah. Thanks for writing and sharing an important article.
CPA, MBA
2 年Great insight! Thanks for posting
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2 年That was a great article. The measure of confidence to income group was eye-opening. I like that you ended it with practical tips to building better beliefs.