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It’s easy to blame external circumstances for financial hardship, such as low wages, high rent, and inflation. But for some, the biggest obstacle to wealth isn’t the economy. It’s themselves. Many people unknowingly engage in self-sabotaging behaviors that keep them broke. It’s not because they want to be poor, but…

Managing money sounds simple—earn, save, spend wisely. But if that were easy, millions wouldn’t be living paycheck to paycheck, drowning in debt, or completely unprepared for emergencies. The truth is, financial literacy isn’t common knowledge and money woes often stem from a combination of psychology, poor habits, and societal pressure.