Executive dysfunction and personal money narratives can impair financial habits, but reframing money's emotional charge and using executive-function strategies can improve financial decisions.
Money personalities—formed early by family, culture, and emotions—shape spending, saving, and financial goal attainment, so strategies must match personal tendencies.
The psychology of budgeting - how knowing your triggers, blind spots and biases can help you save money
Psychological attitudes and emotional responses strongly shape household budgeting decisions and the ability to prepare for upcoming financial pressures.
