Being encouraged to always “follow your heart” or “YOLO” (You Only Live Once) may sound good for, say, a decision about your love life. But for your money? Not so much.
In today’s Capitalized Life and Retirement Show, Matthew P. Johnson discusses why as much as clichés may appeal to many, applying it all the time can be disastrous for a person’s finances.
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