Kiasu in Singapore: 10 Best Kiasu Stories We Received From You
How kiasu are we? Let us count the ways. We bring you the 10 best kiasu stories we’ve heard, submitted by you. Read More
Category Archives: Psychology of Money
How to Pick the Best New Year’s Resolution for Yourself
The key to making New Year’s resolutions stick is to make them clearly defined, do-able (by you) and personally meaningful. Read More
What Luxury Fruits Teach Us About Our Spending Habits
It’s not impeccably refined tastes, but psychological and social needs that are driving the sale of fruit costing thousands of dollars. Read More
5 Unexpected Things That Affect Your Ability to Save Money
Even something as innocent as the language you use can mean the difference between success and failure in sticking to your budget. Read More
Money Mysteries: Why Top Entrepreneurs Seem to Be Unemployable
Beyond a refusal to stay employed, top entrepreneurs have even less in common with regular employees than commonly thought. Read More
The Pareto Principal and Its Effect on Your Wallet
The Pareto Effect states that 80 percent of results comes from 20 percent of effort. Here’s how you can use it to reliably guide your financial decisions. Read More
Use Conscious Spending To More Easily Afford Satisfying Purchases
Conscious spending makes money more rewarding by focusing your spending towards gratifying purchases. Read More
What Richard Thaler Knows About Your Money (That You Don’t)
Here’s what Nobel Prize-winning American Economist Richard Thaler found out about your money habits. Read More
The iPhone X Will Cost S$1,648; Here’s Why You’ll Still Buy It
What financial lessons can we learn from Apple’s price hike on the iPhone 8? Read More
Why You Can’t Seem to Save Money (or Lose Weight)
To succeed at saving money, losing weight or other will-driven tasks, managing ego-depletion is crucial. Read More
