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We have all absorbed invisible “rules” about money since childhood. These subconscious beliefs are called money script<\/strong>Shape how we earn, spend, save and even feel about money. Coined by financial psychologist Dr. Brad Klontz, the money script is often picked up from parents, religion, media, or culture without us even realizing it. Many of these scripts depict money is inherently bad<\/strong>Something dirty, corrupt, or shameful. outcome? We inadvertently harm our finances, feel guilty for wanting more, or avoid managing money altogether. Good news? Once you recognize these scripts, you can rewrite them and create a healthier, more abundant relationship with money.<\/p>\n Klontz has identified four main categories of money scripts. One that directly fits the \u201cmoney is bad\u201d narrative protection from wealth<\/strong>. People with this script view money with fear, worry or hatred. He believes that money corrupts people and that…<\/p>\n<\/div>\nThe most common “money is bad” script (money avoidance)<\/h3>\n