Frequent Use Left Brain That Like Saving, What if the Right Brain?

Do you know if all this trouble to save money, it could be related to the way the brain works. A study shows, a person's ability to save part of the brain was determined which is more frequently used.

Researchers found that people who frequently use the right brain hemisphere that determine creativity, preferring an attitude of "live for today", using a credit card arbitrarily and without savings.
However, the thinkers who often use the left brain that determines the logical side, more effectively manage their finances.
The study, funded by First Direct and carried out by Hertfordshire University was led by a psychologist, Professor Karen Pine.
Professor Pine began his research in compiling with researchers from the United States, by submitting a brain teaser to 500 adult participants.
Pine then check the answers and found only one of three people who answered degan true. Largely a reflection of the left side of the brain that uses logic.
Some were answered wrong because it uses intuition, which is often done by using the right brain.
When participants were asked to answer one keternagan about the financial situation, some have a little savings, credit card bills and very little knowledge about the management of money.
Professor Pine is also the author of the book "Sheconomics" said reactive people tend to answer with the first thing that springs to mind.
"They are the type of people who live for the moment and avoid long-term beneficial effort. It could be associated with not capable of running the financial management, as well as paying credit card with a minimum bill," he said.
Type of people who rely on intuition may be dissatisfied with the banks they use, but not change it. "It does not make sense considering the number of choices today," said Professor Pine.
The report also showed, 43 percent of people who rely on intuition to use the same bank since from school. In fact, most are in the same bank for 30 years or more.
Jason Sharpe of Customer Service and Sales Director at First Direct says, with an average interest rate is very low the last few years, it is very important for you to forward the financial side and ensure service and compensation they receive is the best.