Nova - Money On Your Mind

The ongoing debate between:  Money can buy happiness vs You don't need money to be happy. Let's explore how and why money can to some extent facilitate your life, give you more time and therefore make you happier. 

We've all experienced materialism, you've either felt materialistic at some point or have seen someone who you think is materialistic.  Where does materialism come from? And how can you control it and understand it better?  Join us to talk learn more about the topic. 

What matters is now! Or is it?  Let's talk about Present Bias: the mindset which can help you live like there’s no tomorrow but will most likely end up hurting your savings more than you'd think. 

Winter holidays, birthdays and weddings. What do they all have in common? Gifts.  Why exactly do we give gifts? Is giving gifts more of a gift to ourselves? Learn why we spend gifts and how we can reduce our spending.  

Are new products not meant to last? Do our phones really get slower as a new version comes out?  Join us today to understand why is it important to recognize this phenomenon as a consumer? 

This podcast was meant for you to hear today...or maybe it's just the Barnum Effect. Learn why zodiacs are so appealing to the public and how this effect can influence your money management or spending habits. 

Buy one get one free! 50% off all products! Join us today to learn more about psychological pricing: the tactic shops use on their price tags and shop windows in order to trick your mind into spending. 

We've all heard the phrase 'It's all about perspective'. Well, have you heard about the cognitive Availability Heuristic? This Cognitive bias can affect your perspective and therefore also impacts your spending habits and how you see money. Learn More about this cognitive bias today! 

Usually, women tend to have a bigger reputation when it comes to spending money. However, recent studies on psychological factors such as conformity bias have shown that as a matter of fact, these assumptions towards females may not be as accurate as you'd think. 

Spenders and savers have different saving habits.  Whether you are one or the other, it is important to learn what this means and obtain the right financial advice for yourself in order to become the best at saving money!