A long time ago, Michael James discussed an interesting article by Colleen Jaconetti about Rebalaphobia. This is where Couch Potato investors have a phobia about rebalancing their portfolios (at the appointed time to balance it). I sometimes have anxiety about whether I should balance at the appointed time. You shouldn’t be worried about market timing, so do it. This could be viewed as Agoraphobia, where you are afraid to leave a “safe” place or you feel helpless.
You do realize there is a phobia about money. Chrematophobia, is the fear of money, that might be my new cause to fight, don’t be afraid of money, it is a tool, much like a chainsaw. Also, like a chainsaw, you should respect it’s capabilities and be aware of the dangers while using it. Maybe money needs a safeguard on it like chainsaws?
Given how the financial world currently works, Cyberphobia (fear of computers) might also be a problem. It would help if you used your computer for most financial bits and pieces. You could use paper and pen, but it would be much work.
Overall, I think we all financially will suffer from Decidophobia which is the fear of deciding. Making big decisions financially can cause paralysis in folks who are normally hard-driving folks, but money will turn them into self-doubting or, worse, self-loathing financial folk.
Atychiphobia is really at the heart of your financial anxieties, as it is the fear of failure, and financially, I think we all have that kind of worry.
And then there is Phobophobia, defined as the fear of phobias.