Tip of the Week

Tip of the Week
Ever wonder why sometimes your wallet feels lighter after a bad day?
Emotions and money are deeply connected — and understanding that link can help you take back control of your finances.
Here’s how emotions may be driving your spending:
Stress buying: Spending to relieve anxiety or feel in control
Retail therapy: Shopping as a reward or emotional escape
FOMO: Fear of missing out leading to impulsive purchases
Guilt spending: Overspending on others to feel accepted or valued
Boredom spending: Swiping your card just to feel something
The first step? Recognize the emotional triggers behind your spending. Once you’re aware, you can create healthier habits and build a stronger financial future.
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