Imagine making six figures, owning a home, contributing to retirement — and still feeling like you’re not on top of your finances. You may have money dysmorphia. Must Read It’s not a medical diagnosis, but the phrase has been used to describe a perception of your financial health that doesn’t match the actual numbers. In other words, you may be doing objectively fine, but feel like you’re failing. (1). In a world of viral net worth charts, “average wealth” headlines and social media highlight reels, i ...