Question

What is true about emotions and financial decisions?

A. You should only make financial decisions when you are in a good mood.
B. You should only make financial decisions when you are in a bad mood.
C. You should try to leave emotions out of financial decisions.
D. Emotions have no impact on financial decisions.

Answer 1

C you should leave your emotions out of financial decisions. By doing so you are making the smarter choice for yourself and you are not putting yourself at as much risk due to thinking clearly. 

Answer 2

You should try to leave emotions out of financial decisions because if you are too happy, you may spend more. If you are sad, you may spend less. If you are angry, you may spend more or less. It is very conflicting if you have emotions tied in with major financial decisions.