Practice Spending Thoughtfully
In the psychology world, it has been discovered that when people are asked to be aware and mindful of their […]
Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
Money Psychology
Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
Frugal Doesn’t Mean ‘Deprived’
Donna Freedman started her writing career with an article called “Surviving (and Thriving) on $12,000 a Year.” It got a
Minimalism, Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
The Cheapskate Guide: 50 Tips for Frugal Living
This article gives 50 tips for frugal living, all helpful suggestions to help control your finances, with the top 20
Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
The Conversation You’re Not Having, but Should Probably Start
Alarming statistics include the fact that 50 percent of Americans have less than a month’s worth of savings for emergencies.
Control Shopping, Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
How to Budget: Avoiding Retail Therapy
In these times of economic downturn, it is crucial that people take control of their finances. In every adversity are
Compulsive Buying, Money Psychology, Retail Psychology
Menstruation and the Mall
A recent study conducted by the University of Hertfordshire shows that women are more likely to be involved with over-shopping
Money Behaviors, Money Psychology
Six Traits of Financially Smart Women
Women with fiscal acumen have several traits in common. First, they abide by a realistic budget and regularly save money
Minimalism, Money Psychology
The Antidote for Selfishness is You
It is easy to see selfishness in others. Politicians, corporations, and governments all seem to be wallowing in greed. We
Minimalism, Money Psychology
Maybe You Don’t Really Need More Money
It may be that the one thing we all have in common is that we don’t actually need more money.
Compulsive Buying, Money Psychology, Retail Psychology, Shopping
“Addicted” to Shopping?
The Atlantic is renown for the quality of their reportage. This article, using clickable links, pulls together information from various