How to overcome 4 costly trends holding you back
Our "new normal" may be overwhelming today, but you'd be amazed how understanding a little bit of money-psychology could improve your life forever.
Our "new normal" may be overwhelming today, but you'd be amazed how understanding a little bit of money-psychology could improve your life forever.
When is the market crash coming? What stocks should I buy? How can I time the market? Behavioral Economist Dan Ariely answered with a lot of science and insight. His advice may surprise you.
Use the science-backed '3+1 Approach' to reduce food waste by 30% and save hundreds per year. The power of this evidence-based program is its simplicity, and taking small steps today can create lasting sustainable habits.
Prevent food waste and save up to $1,000 per year by trying the '3+1 Approach' and adding one 'Use-Up Day' to your weekly meal plan. This simple science-backed strategy cuts household food waste by up to 30%.
Opportunity cost is the loss or gain of making a decision. Opportunity cost is the trade-off. Learn how to curb spending by understanding how to make better decisions with opportunity cost.
Dan Ariely explains how to best deal when our emotions mix with our money, why our environment is set up to tempt us, and how technology can help us make better financial decisions in a cashless world. Plus, learn why willpower often fails, and the best asset class to invest in right now.
Social norms change when we collectively believe we’re doing something others expect us to do. We now wear masks to prevent spread of COVID-19. What about money? If COVID-19 has the power to change face wear, what about our spending, saving, and cash-using habits?
Behavioral science can help you tackle growing debt issues like credit card and student debt.
Financial goals can help you with immediate needs, slay your long term dreams, and reach everything in between. Let's use mental accounting to slay your money goals this year.