30 March 2022 | Economics, Financial decision-making
Saving money, one idea at a time
How four scale-ups help people make better financial decisions.
How four scale-ups help people make better financial decisions.
Insights from TFI research on behaviour, personality and finance.
It’s sharper, more structured and using innovation to make impact.
While more than a third (37%) of Europeans are optimistic about their future standard of living over the next five years—over a fifth (23%) are pessimistic, according to a new study conducted by ING and Motivaction.
We all want to make better financial decisions. But how? Editorial director, EMEA of The Economist Intelligence Unit Monica Woodley looks back at the recent Think Forward Initiative conference in Brussels to examine what is at stake in helping people manage their finances.
ING published today the first in a series of research reports as part of ING’s Think Forward Initiative to gain a better understanding of consumer decision-making and finances and the consequences on economic activity.
Managing personal finances has always been tough. Emotions that people have, and the social situations that they’re in, often hinder smart financial decisions.
ING has worked hard over the years to build a power generation lending book that’s 60% renewables, outperforming by far the most ambitious climate goal of the Paris Agreement. Today we go a step further and announce that we aim to grow new financing of renewable energy by 50% by year-end 2025 and will no longer provide dedicated finance to new oil & gas fields.
ING: Annual General Meeting, Amsterdam, 26 April 2021