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Mental Accounting Bias - Why We Like Buckets

In this video, I take a closer look at mental accounting, a behavioural bias where we treat money differently depending on how it's categorised in our minds—rather than seeing it as part of a whole financial picture. This can lead to irrational decisions that work against your long-term retirement goals. I explain how mental accounting shows up in everyday financial behaviour—like treating a pension pot, cash savings, and inheritance as separate entities rather than parts of a unified plan. This kind of thinking can result in inefficiencies, missed opportunities, and increased risk, especially when planning for retirement. Understanding mental accounting helps you make better, more strategic decisions by viewing your finances holistically. In the video, I share practical tips on how to overcome this bias, align your money with your goals, and avoid letting arbitrary mental categories dictate your investment approach. To explore more videos like this on behavioural finance and retirement planning, check out the full library on the Neligan Financial YouTube channel:    / @neliganfinancial   Have you ever caught yourself treating different pots of money differently—even when it didn’t make financial sense? Let me know in the comments. If you found this video helpful, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who’s working toward a better financial future. #MentalAccounting #BehaviouralFinance #BehaviouralBias #RetirementPlanningUK #PensionPlanning #InvestmentBehaviour #NeliganFinancial For more information about how I help my clients plan their retirement visit www.neliganfinancial.co.uk The contents of this video do not constitute advice. Neligan Financial is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.