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Jaspreet Singh discusses the five common financial mistakes people make and how to avoid them for better wealth management.

"When you save your money in the bank, you're guaranteed to lose." Most financial mistakes aren't dramatic. They're quiet, habitual, and dressed up as responsible decisions. Financing a lifestyle, obsessing over a credit score, treating a primary home as an investment, hoarding cash out of fear, and chasing fast returns are the five most common ways people unknowingly work against their own wealth. Jaspreet Singh walks through each mistake with the logic behind why it feels smart and the math behind why it isn't, using the 75-15-10 framework as the thread connecting what to do instead. In this episode, you'll learn: Why financial priorities must go in order: paying off high-interest debt before investing, saving $2,000 in a separate emergency account before anything else, and only pursuing asset protection and tax strategy once you actually have assets to protect Why a high credit score doesn't build wealth, it just gives you access to more debt, and if that debt is financing cars, vacations, and clothes, an 800 score only means you're very good at making other people rich Why saving money in a high-yield savings account is a guaranteed slow loss: after taxes on the interest and…

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