Feb232012

Saving, saving, saving...
everybody wants to, hardly anyone does.

The UK leaving the EU... not a time for panic: Yesterday, we woke to news that the citizens of the UK have voted to leave the European Union. While...
Retirement Readiness and the BIG Question...: My memory takes me back a number of years now to a gathering at a pool party in a friend's backyard....
Time for a final commute before retiring?: I think back to my university sociology classes where we studied demographic graphs until my eyes cr...
If the Sock Fits...: For some reason, I was particularly puzzled that morning. Perhaps it was one too many late-night ho...
It's Hard not to Judge the Book...: Time for a pop quiz: what do former NBA star Dennis Rodman and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un have ...
From Here to Heir: Why your RRSP may make a disappointing inheritance: I accepted the recent invitation to submit an article to an emerging online publication entitled Man...

Saving for tomorrow, tomorrow

Came across an insightful video today that helps us understand why saving is such an elusive habit.

According to Shlomo Benartzi (TED Talks, November 2011), “Self-control is not a problem in the future. It’s only a problem now when the chocolate is next to us.”

How true. Take 17 minutes and 45 seconds to see if you can relate.

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