Most of our deep-seated1beliefs about money,which we may or may not be aware of,are formed during childhood.Or they’re cultural norms2we’ve swallowed whole,without even realizing we have.The problem is that these oft-cited3maxims4aren’t always true.And believing them can do damage to your bottom line.So we asked two financial experts for the truth about some of the common beliefs we all love to hold dear5.See which of these six you need to rethink—and which may still hold some truth.1.The more money I earn,the happier I’ll be The first thing our experts pointed out was：How much money you earn doesn’t always correlate6with how much you have.
The explanation may not comfort you, but it may at least make you see the language as less arbitrarily1 maddening2 . If you＇re a kid learning how to write, or an adult speaker of a language with sensible spelling,English spelling can seem like a cruel prank^3.
