2017 Media Coverage of Compulsive Buying

2017 Media Coverage of Compulsive Buying

• NerdWallet
  • Crush Impulsive Buying With These 4 Jedi Mind Tricks
• Southwest Journal
  • Overspending comes with an emotional cost
• Malaya Business Insight
  • When shopping is bad for you
• Her
  • 6 ways to balance your finances and still have a social life
• NextShark
  • Over 50% of Hong Kongers Are Hoarders and Obsessive Shoppers, Survey Finds
• AOL
  • How can you spot – and help – a shopaholic?
• Parent.Co
  • My Life as A Home Shopping Addict
• Darling Magazine
  • Overcoming a Shopping Addiction: How to Quite Impulsive Purchases For Good
• HuffPost
  • The High Some People Get From Shopping Is Comparable To Sex
  • Can Ethical Shopping Make You Happier?
  • Leave This At Home When You Go Shopping (Or You’ll Regret It)
  • Can Shopping Become An Addiction?
  • The High Some People Get From Shopping is Comparable to Sex
  • Don’t Do Black Friday Without a Budget
• South Dakota Public Broadcasting
  • You Shop Differently When You’re Lonely
• Glamour 
  • 10 Things you Only Know If You are Addicted to Sales Shopping
• Mental Health America
  • Risky Business: Compulsive Buying
• Daily Mail
  • Why women keep their internet shopping a secret
  • Signs that you may have a shopping addiction
• CreditLoan
  • 12 Tricks Department Stores Use to Make You Spend More (without realizing it)
• Bankrate
  • How to Help Your Shopaholic Friend
• Marketwatch
  • 10 Psychological Retail Tricks to make you splurge this Holiday Season 
• Slate Magazine
  • Help! My Girlfirned is a Compulsive Hoarder
• CMR News
  • Having More in Living With Less in 2018
• New York Times 
  • My Year of No Shopping 
• Los Angeles Times  
  • If you’re a fast fashion addict, you’re taxing the planet
• Racked
  • Shopping Addiction: Is it a real Thing

Carrie Rattle

Carrie Rattle is a Principal at BehavioralCents.com, a website for women focused on mind and money behaviors. She has worked in the financial services industry for 20+ years and hopes to inspire women to better prepare themselves for financial independence.

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