Any financial expert will tell you that the trick to not overspending is to stop pretending you have more money than you do in the first place.

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Social media makes impulse buying nearly effortless. Here are three tips for curbing overspending—and what you should do instead.

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SALT LAKE CITY — Impulse spending can be a big issue for a lot of people, especially during the holiday season. According to a study by The Columbian last holiday season, more than 50% of shoppers ...

Even with the best shopping list and an airtight budget, your grocery store often has sneaky ways of getting you to spend more money. Some of them are obvious, like the impulse sections right at the ...

To curb overspending, consider waiting a day or two before buying something you want. Social media has turned impulse buying into a daily temptation, with one-click checkouts making it easy to spend ...