Could you let your child struggle financially and fend for themselves, or is it your responsibility to make sure they are totally comfortable when they eventually enter the adult world? Potentially, you might think that…
The name ‘last-time buyers’ probably gives a lot away about who fits into the category. They are people who are planning to buy a home to live comfortably in during retirement, and potentially for the…
After working hard for many years and diligently saving, it is not surprising that many people begin to reign in the control they have over their capital as retirement age approaches. For instance, research from…
Could the way you give your children pocket money improve their money-handling skills and better prepare them for the challenges of adult life? It could certainly help them to develop strong saving habits, with research…
We’re coming in for a landing on our alphabetic run-down of behavioural biases. Today, we’ll present the final line-up: sunk cost fallacy and tracking error regret. Sunk Cost Fallacy What is it? Sunk cost fallacy…
With just four months to go until the new university year, is your child likely to spend wisely, or blow their entire student loan in the first month? Anyone who’s been a student knows that…