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John Dinsmore on the mental biases that push people into debt: optimism bias (it won't happen to me), loss aversion (can't give up what I have), and misunderstanding compound interest. The psychology of why smart people make terrible financial decisions.
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Canon
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Dinsmore connects debt psychology directly to the hedonic treadmill — lifestyle inflation creates a baseline you can't afford but can't give up.
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