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This episode reveals the hidden psychological forces that shape our financial decisions, explaining why our relationship with money is rarely purely rational.
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“This episode reveals the hidden psychological forces that shape our financial decisions, explaining why our relationship with money is rarely purely rational.”
— Claudia Hammond, Mind Over Money
Financial Psychology, Behavioral Economics, Money Habits
If you've ever felt a disconnect between your financial intentions and your actual spending, this can help you understand the deeper, often hidden, reasons behind your money habits.
Claudia Hammond, a psychologist and BBC radio host, draws on extensive research in behavioral economics and neuroscience to illuminate the often-irrational ways we think about and interact with money.