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Mortgage figures were released by the Bank of England today, in the Mortgage Lenders and Administrators Statistics for the fourth quarter of 2020. The data showed a surprising amount of resilience within the mortgage scene.
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There are many social norms that dictate gift-giving, including when, how and what to give as gifts.
Interestingly, these norms don’t seem to be about making sure that recipients get the gifts they want. What makes for a good or bad gift often differs in the eyes of givers and recipients.
In fact, behavioral science research shows that gifts that may seem “taboo” to givers might actually be better appreciated by recipients than they might think.