Neuropsychologist explains: Why saving is so difficult - and what helps

Why does saving often feel so exhausting - even though we know it would be the sensible thing to do?In this episode, we are talking about why this has nothing to do with a lack of discipline.Neuropsychologist Angélica Mendes from the University of Luxembourg explains which psychological mechanisms shape the way we deal with money and how we can use these very mechanisms to our advantage.We are talking about:Why saving often feels like deprivation rather than growthWhy our bank balance depends less on knowledge and more on habits and emotionsHow we can save money with a few simple tips and tricks and set it aside for the long termSaving doesn’t start in your bank account.It starts in your mind.For everyone who wants to better understand their finances and develop a more relaxed approach to money.