Titlebook: Consumer Culture and Personal Finance; Money Goes to Market Jacqueline Botterill Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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Hire Purchase, Home Furnishings, and the Cult of Domesticity,ership remained the preserve of the upper and suburban middle classes, and reticence towards acquiring debt, especially for luxuries and indulgences, remained a questionable practise among all classes.

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Personal Financial Identities in Psychology and Popular Literature,ated in post-1980s psychological literature and a series of highly popular novels by Sophie Kinsella. This figure crystallizes many of the most deeply held cultural anxieties that surround late modern consumer culture and personal finance.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80335-2iance secured by hard work. But her rhetorical arsenal included the conjoined ‘thrift ethos’ that valorized provident investment and savings enabling people to purchase property and look after themselves. The thrift ethos became a favoured tool for attacking public debt. Thatcher saw the nation unde

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