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Money Hacks: social proof can lead to a quicker decision, but it may not lead to a better one

Money Hacks is a series exploring Behavioural Economics concepts to illustrate how unconscious biases can influence our decisions. Using social proof, we make decisions based on what we see others doing. But should we?

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Money Hacks: how DIY can save you money and increase your happiness

Money Hacks is a series exploring Behavioural Economics concepts to illustrate how unconscious biases can influence the decisions. Here’s how the Ikea Effect can save you money and increase your happiness.

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Money hacks: how the Distinction Bias leads you to pay for features you don’t need

Money Hacks explores Behavioural Economics concepts and how unconscious biases can influence our financial decisions. Here's how the Distinction Bias leads you to pay for features you don’t need.

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Money Hacks: are bad mental accounting habits holding you back?

Money Hacks explores behavioural economics concepts and how unconscious biases can influence our financial decisions. Here's how mental accounting can negatively impact your everyday financial decisions — often without even realizing it.

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