''I have my hands full with what's going on in Boston,'' said psychologist Jim Grubman. Financial ''advisers don't get a lot of sympathy from people right now.''
(Christine Peterson for the Boston Globe)
Losses drive titans of finance to therapy
''I have my hands full with what's going on in Boston,'' said psychologist Jim Grubman. Financial ''advisers don't get a lot of sympathy from people right now.''
(Christine Peterson for the Boston Globe)
For years, brokers and hedge fund managers suffered from a condition known among therapists as "sudden wealth syndrome." Some even called it "affluenza." (Full article: 874 words)
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