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29/07/202105/07/2022 Haydn Martin 0 Comments Average, Books, Decisions, Ergodicity, Goals, Non-Financial Factors, Timing

There are a plethora of non-financial factors that affect financial decisions. The most optimal financial one might not be the best one.

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