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: Typically speaking, if you are obsessed with money, you likely suffer from one of three different disorders. Let’s dive deeper into each one so you can see how they can impact your life. Money Aversion
The concept of having or spending money is too painful, so you try to avoid it as much as possible. Rather than facing your financial troubles or bills, you ignore them until they start to take over your life. In most cases, money aversion comes from having too much debt or high bills without enough cash to cover it. Looking at your credit card bill causes too much anxiety, so you don’t look at it at all. Another form of money aversion can be when you feel bad about having or earning money. In these instances, you believe that money itself creates negative energy, so you don’t want anything to do with it. Often, those with low self-esteem can suffer from this disorder, as they believe that they are not worthy enough to have excess money. Are you looking at how to create your own path to financial independence?