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Join this free session from the Credit Counseling Society to learn a more balanced approach to shopping rather than allowing your emotions to be swayed towards a particular brand, resulting in your unplanned overspending.
Have you ever wondered why you decided to buy a particular item or why you chose one brand over the other? Or have you ever walked into a store intending to purchase one item but left with a handful, or even a basket full?
When it comes to enticing consumers to make purchases, marketers have spent countless dollars and hours toward understanding human behaviour. Everything from the brands, labels, and price of an item has been scientifically analyzed and created to ensure we are tempted to spend. As a consumer, you can arm yourself with knowledge about various marketing strategies so that you can resist temptation.
This “Introduction to the Psychology of Spending,” workshop/webinar, which is the first webinar in our. “Mind your Money” Webinar series, will teach you:
With this information, you can take a more balanced approach to shopping rather than allowing your emotions to be swayed towards a particular brand, resulting in your unplanned overspending. A newfound sense of awareness into the psychology of money can allow you to become an informed consumer who is less likely to buy impulsively or to spend more money without realizing that you are doing so.
In this interactive and fun webinar we take a “grab and go” approach – grab an idea or two and go try it. All participants will walk away with ideas, resources, and the full curriculum upon request.
This workshop is conducted by the Credit Counseling Society of BC.
For inquiries about this course, please call 1-888-527-8999 or go to https://nomoredebts.org/
There are no prerequisites for this session.
Anyone who is seeking a better understanding of how to manage their money.