An understanding of hyperbolic discounting can unleash improved decisions across all aspects of our lives. Our future rewards depend on it.
In times of crisis, some take their information consumption up a notch, and some bury their heads in the sand. The case for the middle ground has never been more important.
A simple guide to achieving financial independence for those new to the world of personal finance.
The contrast effect can play havoc with our personal finances, productivity, relationships and health. But it can also be a force for good.
What do rabbits in Australia, digital communications and financial independence have in common? The answer: they all provide examples of unintended consequences.
Statistics show that job-hopping generally brings higher salary increases – but that’s not where the benefits end.
Coupled with real-world evidence, psychology research offers some interesting insights about effectively reducing our debts. Some may surprise you.
The endowment effect can be an obstacle to a minimalist lifestyle, as well as inhibiting financial decisions. So what is it? And how can we control it?
Sometimes we must refer decisions to the deathbed test. In a moment of complete hindsight, the dying you may have some important thoughts to share.
Newfound money can cast a strange spell over our decisions, especially when we don’t feel like we’ve earned it ourselves. To break the spell, your money must feel like your money.
Psychology plays a critical role in our investing decisions. Whether investing money or time, we’re often victims of cognitive biases. These 6 reasons for investing are tell-tale signs you’ve fallen into one of the traps.
The green-eyed monster of financial envy can take hold of us all. Here’s the one thing you should do to tame the monster and quit keeping up with the Joneses for good.
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