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No regrets! Using cognitive bias to achieve your goals Behavioural Economics, MindsetMartha Lawton3 August 2021cognitive bias, regret aversion, regret, psychology, behavioural science, behavioural economicsComment
Taking advantage of life changes to improve your money habits Behavioural EconomicsMartha Lawton26 July 2021habits, behavioural economics, behaviour change, moving home, getting married, having a baby, adoption, divorce, bereavement, retirement, life change, resetComment
Need the willpower to stop overspending? Cut out scratchy clothes labels Behavioural Economics, Budgeting, MindsetMartha Lawton24 May 2021budgeting, budget, ego depletion, willpower, treat yourself, stress, spending plan, overspendingComment
Understanding the poppadom effect Budgeting, Behavioural EconomicsMartha Lawton3 May 2021shopping, eating out, the poppadum effect, budgeting, overspending, psychology, mindset, mental accounting, cognitive bias, irrational, behavioural economicsComment