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The Guardian Seeks Couples for Anonymous Money Diary Experiment
The Guardian is recruiting couples who rarely discuss finances to participate in a Saturday magazine feature. Selected participants will record and share spending habits with each other during interviews conducted by a Guardian journalist.
May 20, 10:54 AM·1m read1 source
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The Guardian is seeking couples who do not regularly discuss their finances to take part in an experiment for its Saturday magazine. Participants will record money diaries and share them with each other in the presence of a Guardian journalist. The newspaper stated that interviews would be conducted anonymously.
The Guardian said it is looking for couples who may have undisclosed spending habits or who have never discussed what they save or spend. Examples given include unreported purchases at Pret or undisclosed online shopping. Interested individuals can submit their information through an online form on the newspaper's website.
The Guardian stated that responses are encrypted and that personal data will be deleted after the feature is published. The newspaper said it will provide additional details to selected participants and that the interviews will remain anonymous.
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