Diane Costagliola is a researcher, librarian, instructor, and writer who has published articles on personal finance, home buying, and foreclosure. Investopedia / Julie Bang The endowment effect refers ...

The endowment effect leads you to overvalue an object, simply because you own it. If you sell the object, you will most likely overprice it. However, the price you would pay for that object (if it was ...

With the Cadillac tax hurricane still scheduled to come ashore Jan. 1, 2020, Congress considering capping Section 125 benefits, and the continued rising cost of group health plans, employers have more ...

When was the last time you sold something? Is the price you listed it for really what you would be willing to pay to purchase it? Chances are, likely not. This is due to a phenomenon called the ...

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Have you ever wondered why it seems like every homeowner believes his or her home is worth more than the market says it’s worth? Over the last decade, with a few brief exceptions, American homeowners ...