We all know that we have lofty goals and good intentions,whether in diet, exercise, or finance.
But somehow life seems to get in the way and stall our progresstoward those goals.
Now a series of experiments in behavioral economics has led researchers tobelieve that four strategies can help companies “leverage humannature to make it easier for low- to moderate-income householdsimprove financial decision-making and their own well-being.”
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