• Why a moodboard is the secret to mastering your money: LIVE REPLAY

  • May 8 2025
  • Length: 23 mins
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Why a moodboard is the secret to mastering your money: LIVE REPLAY

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  • Want to save more money without relying on willpower? You might need a moodboard.


    In this live episode of Making Cents, financial journalist Frances Cook dives into the unexpected psychology behind saving money — and how a tool usually reserved for Pinterest weddings might actually be your biggest financial secret weapon.


    Don't believe me? Here's what you need to know:

    • Why traditional budgeting often fails (and what to do instead)
    • The science-backed link between moodboards and higher savings rates
    • How to use “future self” visualisation to beat impulsive spending
    • What financial psychologists like Dr Brad Klontz have discovered about motivation
    • Practical hacks like renaming accounts, mental accounting, and financial mindfulness


    This isn’t about magical thinking — it’s neuroscience, and it works.


    If you’re tired of spreadsheets, and want a way to make money habits stick, this episode is for you.



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