Choice Hacking by Jen Clinehens

Choice Hacking by Jen Clinehens

The Cashless Effect: What Behavioral Science Says About Sticking to a Budget

Why you might benefit from changing the way you pay

Jen Clinehens
Mar 10, 2021
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Have you ever heard of the Envelope Budgeting Method? It’s a financial management system built on putting cash into separate envelopes for different parts of their budget. For example, I might put $200 in an envelope marked “groceries” or $50 into an envelope marked “water bill.” This budgeting method can be useful for …

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