3 Money Lies That Could Wreck Your Finances
Finances can be a touchy subject for many people. In fact, 57% of Americans say they intentionally avoid discussing money with friends, according to a survey from eMoney Advisor. Among those who are working with a financial advisor, nearly one-third say they're not completely honest about their spending habits.
It can be tempting to avoid thinking about money, or even lie about your finances to make yourself feel better. But that's not going to do you any favors. Although some fibs are relatively harmless, others could cause significant problems down the road.
These are some of the most common money lies people tell themselves, and if any of them sound familiar, it's critical to start being honest with yourself to make sure your finances are as healthy as possible.
Source Fool.com
