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Using Behavioral Economics to Improve Financial Counseling and Coaching

Published on March 15, 2013May 27, 2015 by Libby Bestul

Behavioral economics integrates findings from psychology and economics into the study of human behavior. This brief summarizes five ways that behavioral economics can inform the work of financial counselors and coaches.

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Using Behavioral Economics to Improve Financial Counseling and Coaching

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Using Behavioral Economics to Improve Financial Counseling and Coaching

(March 18, 2013)

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