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Effortless Savings: How Nudge Theory Can Automate Your Financial Success

Posted on March 2, 2025February 25, 2025 by budgetsense

Have you ever automated your savings, used ’rounding off’ to save money or used one credit card instead of multiple cards to simplify things? If you did any of these, you have unknowingly – or knowingly – subscribed to and put ‘nudge‘ theory into real action. So what is nudge theory and how can it…

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Unlocking the Secret to Financial Success: the Power of Habits

Posted on April 23, 2023April 22, 2023 by budgetsense

The power of habit is a powerful tool when it comes to building wealth and be financially independent. By developing good financial habits, such as saving, tracking our spending, and investing, we can set ourselves up for financial success.

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How I used two recent unrelated events to motivate me towards better finances, career and health

Posted on August 12, 2021August 12, 2021 by budgetsense

The field of self-help and psychology in general is full of different techniques, concepts and tricks to accomplish your goals, get more done, and make it easier to manifest more in life. Two recent, unrelated events, gave me the chance to use these tools and although both happened around the same time, the two are unrelated, but do at the end of the day help us get more out of life in general.

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