Preet Banerjee

Sometimes people do good things for the wrong reasons

Where does overconfidence come from? This 2025 study may help us understand more

Investors are more likely to follow financial advice when the adviser trusts the client, study shows

Delivery apps are squeezing independent restaurants – but we can support them by showing up

Ride-hailing apps collect a lot of data on our habits including how often we pay for faster service and how sensitive we are to price

Harness the subtle money messages you constantly get to help reach your financial goals

Tipping has become manipulative, engineered to drain us financially and emotionally

Casino tactics should have no place in your retirement planning

Those acting on financial influencers’ advice are 12 times more likely to get scammed online

While fractional trading kills one source of irrational behaviour, it can exacerbate others

New study finds that individuals who frequently turn to social media are significantly more likely to borrow from their retirement accounts

Research in the U.S. shows conflicts of interest are a serious driver of misconduct. The Canadian landscape is not immune

When people spend their shifts fretting over bills or potential layoffs, they cannot give their best on the job

Small investors have greater access to higher-priced stocks now, but it comes at a price, study finds

New research suggests cryptocurrency’s extreme volatility doesn’t provide peace of mind, instead it fuels stress

Meme coins are the manifestation of selling hype, predominantly driven by social-media trends and community sentiment, making them highly volatile and speculative

With artificial intelligence, phishing scams are now harder to detect, more convincing and increasingly tailored to the individual

Research shows that when we perceive our future selves more clearly, we’re more likely to act in our future’s best interest

A recent study suggests that how well we perceive our own cognitive decline can have a huge impact on our retirement success

For bitcoin to achieve mainstream adoption, it would need to embrace the very government regulations and oversight it was designed to avoid