Whether it's when to ask for a pay rise or which stock to buy, how often does the fear of making the wrong decision lead you to panic and freeze?
Phil Slade
 | Phil Slade is a behavioural economist and psychologist and the author of Going Ape S#!t! and founder of Switch4Schools. He works across digital innovation, strategy and cognitive bias. Phil holds a Bachelor of Psychology from The University of Queensland and a Masters of Organisational Psychology from Griffith University. Connect with Phil Slade on LinkedIn. |
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We might feel influenced by what we see on Instagram, but some of the biggest influences in our spending habits come from within.
You need to understand the difference between risk and consequence when it comes to investing.
When your accountant asks you and your partner about a particular purchase, be prepared for things to get emotional.
As the pressure of the auction builds and threatens to quiet the rational voice in your head, will you bow out or give in to emotion?
Sophisticated as we think we are, we are in fact herd animals, and being around people who spend more makes us spend more.
Look wealthy to become wealthy? Baloney. This is what salespeople say when they want to sell you a fancier car or a more extravagant house.
If your inner ape comes out at Christmas as you find yourself trying to keep up with the Joneses, it's time to take back control.
Talking about money with a loved one often ends in tears. Here are three steps to having better money conversations.
Managing your investments and finances is like being the captain of the fielding team. The more you catch, the more likely you are to win.
