Want to Be Rich? Acting Like a Psychopath Might Help
Psychopaths have traits that make them well-adapted to the business world. Here’s how they do it. Read More
Category Archives: Psychology of Money
How Your Parents’ Income Ultimately Affects Yours
It’s a simple fact that your parents’ income has a huge impact on yours, as wealthier parents can give you more advantages. Here’s why. Read More
5 Weird Ways Being Poor Affects Your Body and Mind
Being poor is bad enough, but it affects your health in weird ways too. Here are the ways poverty impacts your body and mind, according to research. Read More
Column: Why Shoppers Like Yourself Keep Prices High
Brands may set high prices, but the shoppers in Singapore ultimately keep the costs of goods up. Read More
7 Ways Laziness Costs Singaporeans Hundreds of Dollars Each Month
From ignoring your bills to neglecting your MediShield Life, here are 7 ways laziness makes Singaporeans lose money. Read More
Why Giving Up Avocado Toast Won’t Bring You Financial Freedom
Nitpicking your expenses doesn’t lead to financial freedom; it’s growing your income and investing your money that will. Read More
Column: Why Going Cashless Makes You Spend More
Cashless payments are convenient and safe, but it makes it easier to overspend. Read More
Are You Really Saving Money with Grab and Uber Promo Codes?
On the surface, Grab and Uber promo codes put immediate savings in your pocket. But these ongoing promotions can encourage you to spend more. Read More
Column: Why Future-Oriented Thinking Sabotages Your Savings
Thinking too far into the future makes it difficult to save money. But adopting a present-focused mindset can help Singaporeans save up to 78% more. Read More
Why Do Some Singaporeans Have Credit Card Debt?
A cognitive bias called the anchoring effect can cause you to rack up credit card balances, but a Debt Consolidation Plan can help Singaporeans get out of large debts. Read More
