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Present bias and choice overload – a behavioural economist at Christmas dinner
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Present bias and choice overload – a behavioural economist at Christmas dinner

The festive season can be an emotional time. Jess Exton takes a light-hearted look at how this affects decisions.
Paying to win in the football World Cup
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Paying to win in the football World Cup

Star footballers are valued for huge sums. But strong performances don’t always follow.
What we’ve learned from big tournaments – like the football World Cup
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What we’ve learned from big tournaments – like the football World Cup

Russia sets the scene for sporting losses and wins with lessons for personal finance.
Seven deadly emotions – for your money
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Seven deadly emotions – for your money

Feeling like a splurge? You could be happy, sad, envious, or even just bored.
Words from the wise – five investing quotes from Charlie Munger
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Words from the wise – five investing quotes from Charlie Munger

For on-the-money tips from Buffett’s right-hand man, try a Mungerism.
Pair effects revealed in ING savings survey
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Pair effects revealed in ING savings survey

How joining forces on money can also help your relationship.
Twelve tips for Christmas
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Twelve tips for Christmas

"On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me…"
Buying into the dream – a view from homes across Europe
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Buying into the dream – a view from homes across Europe

Renters are unhappy compared with home owners, and many feel they'll never afford to buy.
Homes and mortgages: Is your country on the right road?
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Homes and mortgages: Is your country on the right road?

Prices might be bullish – but everyone needs a home and paying can be difficult.
How couples split the bills and decide on purchases
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How couples split the bills and decide on purchases

Who shares the blame for your financial choices? Other people may affect the decisions even if you manage the money yourself, a study shows.
Will you sink or swim if the worst happens? In Europe 29% have no savings
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Will you sink or swim if the worst happens? In Europe 29% have no savings

ING International Survey Savings 2017 suggests 36% of those who do have savings may only have enough to last three months or less.
Our 10 most popular articles from 2016
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Our 10 most popular articles from 2016

The most read pieces of the year on the eZonomics website

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