Trust in Community Leads to Better Long-term Decisions Among the Poor
No man is an island – no matter how much money you have. This new study from Princeton University finds that low-income individuals who trust their communities make better long-term financial decisions. This is likely because citizens rely on friends and neighbors for financial support, rather than quick fixes, like payday loans, which further digs them…
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