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How to save money on a wedding: useful tips - follow them and you won’t have to take out a loan
A wedding is an expensive holiday. In this article, we will tell you how you can quietly save money.
Diana Dashkevich relationship psychologist tips mental health Psychology 29 April 2024
Psychologist's insights: A poor man's mentality – does it exist?
When surfing the net, you can come across a "poor man's mentality" term, which means that some people tend to think “poor”, which affects their lives. But is it actually true? Can your own mindset affect your financial situations that much?
Kate Yakimchuk poor mentality self-esteem budget mindset Psychology 14 January 2024
You can save your money on these things: Home decor tips
Not only furniture, but also home decor can be quite expensive, especially when you buy lots of it. While some home decor items have to be expensive to last and look their best, others can be much cheaper and still look great.
Kate Yakimchuk decoration interior budget tips House Design 23 November 2023
You deserve nice things: Psychologist's tips
While some people buy everything they want without thinking twice about their budgets, others can't buy anything even when they have money. Lots of modern people feel like "they don't deserve nice things", because they aren't good enough for them.
Kate Yakimchuk self-esteem confidence spending tips Psychology 18 November 2023
Spending money on yourself: Psychologist's tips
While some people often waste too much money on their whims, others find it too hard to spend money on their own needs at all. Both problems can be quite hard to fix, so psychologists work hard on helping people with that.
Kate Yakimchuk budget spending tips self-love Psychology 12 November 2023
The most expensive food in the world: Know more about your food
Some types of food are generally more expensive than others, but what about those foods that are surprisingly expensive? There are a few foods that are quite hard to collect or buy, so they can cost a lot.
Kate Yakimchuk food meals Cooking 11 November 2023
Money waste paradox: Psychologist's insights
Have you ever noticed that it's way easier to waste your money on lots of smaller items than to buy something valuable and expensive? It happens to most people - we can't easily buy something expensive at once, but see no problem in spending the same money on clutter.
Kate Yakimchuk budget waste tips mistakes Psychology 16 October 2023
You waste too much money: Psychologist's tips
Lots of people love spending money - it allows you to get new nice things, and it also helps us fight stress and boredom. Meanwhile, it's too easy to start wasting too much money on that without even realizing it.
Kate Yakimchuk waste tips signs Psychology 9 October 2023
Poor man mentality and how to fight it: Psychologist's tips
You've probably heard the term "poor man mentality", so you might be wondering what's that and how to fight it. While it's not a real term, people often use it to describe one very special mindset that can cause lots of troubles.
Kate Yakimchuk poverty mentality personality tips Psychology 3 October 2023
Learning to save and collect money: Psychologist's tips
Lots of people (and especially young adults) can't save or collect their money - it's always too tempting to waste them on something nice. Meanwhile, if you have some financial goals, or want to save money on something expensive, it's time to change your habits.
Kate Yakimchuk saving tips budget Psychology 26 September 2023
Financial problems ruin your well-being: How money-related stress drains you
For most people, one of the worst imaginary scenarios is to lose lots of money and being in debt. Financial problems can have a profound impact on a person's overall well-being and mental health, often leading to significant stress.
Kate Yakimchuk stress anxiety Psychology 28 August 2023
Being a poor friend affects your mental health: How finances affect your adolescence
People don't like feeling worse or less successful than their friends, and it's even more important in adolescence. Young individuals who perceive themselves as coming from lower socioeconomic backgrounds than their peers tend to experience lower self-esteem and a higher likelihood of being bullied, according to a study from the University of Cambridge.
Kate Yakimchuk research depression friendship Psychology 27 August 2023
Managing finances together can make your marriage stronger: A new study on how money affect your marriage
While money can't buy you love or happiness, it's way easier to build a happy life with your favorite person when you have them. New research clearly shows that married couples who decide to manage their finances together tend to have stronger relationships and have fewer issues because of money.
Kate Yakimchuk research marriage relationship Psychology 18 August 2023
Changes are expensive: The most expensive stages of house remodeling
House remodeling involves several stages, and the cost can vary significantly depending on factors such as the scope of work, materials used, labor costs, and your location. Generally, the most expensive stages of house remodeling are those that involve major structural changes, extensive upgrades, and specialized work.
Kate Yakimchuk remodeling costs tips House Design 17 August 2023
Interior trends that help people save money: When interior fashion is affordable
Modern interior design trends often emphasize practicality, sustainability, and cost-saving measures. It's often because modern people prefer renting houses and move houses a lot, and it's also pretty eco-friendly.
Kate Yakimchuk interior trends tips House Design 10 August 2023
Why you shouldn't always buy expensive furniture: Situations when cheaper options are better
Expensive furniture can be amazing - it looks great, and it lasts for many years. Meanwhile, there are several situations in which it might not be advisable to buy expensive furniture.
Kate Yakimchuk furniture tips House Design 10 August 2023
Cooking regularly saves you money: A healthy habit that's also beneficial
Even if you don't particularly into cooking, this habit can be pretty beneficial in many ways. It's not only a great way to make your diet healthy, but also save you some money.
Kate Yakimchuk cooking tips Cooking 5 August 2023
Getting rid of poverty: A new study that can help people to get rid of debt
Specialists get closer to the solution that can potentially help people get rid of poverty. A study conducted by the University of East Anglia proposes that integrating housing, debt, and benefit guidance within food banks could serve as a means to alleviate poverty.
Kate Yakimchuk debt poverty research Psychology 15 July 2023
How money influence your level of happiness: A new study
More money automatically means more happiness for many people, but it's not that simple. A new study shows that at some point you can't become happier just by earning more.
Kate Yakimchuk happiness research Psychology 14 July 2023
Poor children develop differently: How poverty affects brain development
Children from rich families have access to more sources of information, but that's not all. A new study shows that the connection between proper brain development and poverty is even stronger than we used to think.
Kate Yakimchuk children intelligence research development Psychology 1 July 2023