Episode 55

How to Make Better Investing Decisions

To be better investors, we need to make better decisions.

With a few simple steps, we can structure our thinking and improve our investments.

We all struggle with bias and unstructured thinking. But there are systems we can use that nudge us into making higher-quality decisions.

We discuss framing decisions to align with investing goals, overcoming analysis paralysis, and the 37 Percent Rule.

And in today’s Dumb Question of the Week: Why save for retirement?

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Many Happy Returns
The weekly podcast that makes better investors

About your hosts

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Ramin Nakisa

Ramin is an investment coach, YouTuber and founder of PensionCraft.

He worked for 15 years as an investment banking strategist and has published two books: “A Financial Bestiary” and “Invest in Fear”.
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Michael Pugh

Michael is a media executive in London, working in news, television and music.

He is an enthusiastic amateur investor and new dad.