Title: Are You Obsessed With Money?
Headings: Are You Obsessed With Money?
Are You Obsessed With Money?
Signs That You’re Obsessed With Money
Haggling Over Small Expenses
Denying Basic Essentials
Avoiding Social Interactions
Saving as a Goal, Not a Process
Replacing Cheap Items Regularly
Types of Money Disorders
Money Aversion
Money Worship
Relational Spending
The Dangers of a Money Obsession
Harmful to Your Health
Harmful to Your Relationships
Added Stress
Financial Insecurity
How to Get Over Your Obsession With Money
Talk With a Friend or Partner
Seek Counseling
Have Someone Else Manage Your Finances

Content: Check out The Financial Freedom Blueprint ® Course! For the money-obsessed, however, much of their daily life revolves around cash and its impact on their life. Here are a few warning signs that you may be too invested in your money habits. Haggling Over Small Expenses
Unless you’re really struggling to make ends meet, you probably aren’t trying to save every last penny. When comparing prices, are you going to try and save five or ten cents? While these savings can add up, obsessing over them all the time will only lead to anxiety and worry. If you find yourself scrutinizing the smallest amount and regretting those purchases later, you might be obsessed with your money. Denying Basic Essentials
No matter what, we are all human, which means we have needs. Toiletries, food, water, shelter - all of these are crucial for our survival, and each one costs money. While you shouldn’t be wasting cash on frivolous expenses, you should also pay attention if you’re forgoing certain items because of the cost.