New research tracking over 143,000 people reveals that optimists consistently outperform pessimists at saving money.

So, how would negative interest rates impact U.S. consumers? Put simply, they would spur people to spend and borrow more—i.e., to help people buy houses and take out mortgages—and save less ...

Reviewed by Michael J Boyle Fact checked by Michael Rosenston The idea of negative interest rates may seem counterintuitive, ...

A new study has revealed people feel more optimistic about saving money in 2025 Credit: Getty. One in five are confident they will be able to invest more this year, and 23% have already set clear ...

Negative beliefs about money can shape our decision making and the actions we take, which ultimately knock on to our financial situations. Past mistakes can provide opportunities to learn too, so ...