This week, Tash sits down with Emma from 'The Broke Generation' to get honest about how spending quietly shifts as income grows. From Ubers replacing public transport to $120 moisturisers feeling somehow reasonable, they unpack the small decisions that add up faster than most people realise.
ππΌ Why big fixed costs like a mortgage can make small splurges feel practically invisible
ππΌ The anchoring effect and how one expensive purchase makes the next one so much easier to justify
ππΌ Whether \"time is money\" is a valid reason to upgrade or just a slippery slope
ππΌ The case for setting firm money rules instead of making case-by-case calls every time
ππΌ Food, groceries, Uber Eats and where convenience quietly becomes a very expensive habit
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