The Ledger · 2026
Behavioral psychology and personal finance The ostrich principle of personal finance. This is the seventh article in our behavioral psychology series by Jonathan Walker, Co-Author of Anchors, Ostriches, and a HotPair of Scissors: Navigating…
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Behavioral psychology and personal finance What is anchoring in your personal finances? This is the sixth article in our behavioral psychology series by Jonathan Walker,…
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Behavioral psychology and personal finance The choice overload bias and the problem with too many choices. This is the fifth article in our behavioral psychology…
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Behavioral psychology and personal finance Using mental account to improve personal finances! This is the fourth article in our behavioral psychology series by Jonathan Walker,…
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Behavioral psychology and personal finance The Status Quo Bias! This is the third article in our behavioral psychology series by Jonathan Walker, Co-Author of Anchors,…
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Behavioral psychology and personal finance This is the second article in our behavioral psychology series by Jonathan Walker, Co-Author of Anchors, Ostriches, and a HotPair…
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Behavioral psychology and personal finance This is the first article in our behavioral psychology series by Jonathan Walker, Co-Author of Anchors, Ostriches, and a HotPair…
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The credit card problem Social science findings consistently show that people tend to spend more when using credit cards compared to cash. Therefore, it’s a…
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