The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness Paperback – 8 Sept. 2020

Insightful book, with some interesting, thought provoking stories and topics - well worth a read! As always, great delivery from Amazon too

Great book, most practical finance book I have ever read.Helped me understand a lot about personal finance, and actually about global trends as well. The insight that investing is more about human psychology than hard science has been valuable to me since.

I think it was a good book. It was will written and easy to read. I got a lot of good tips that I can put into practice in my personal life. However, I did think that the book could have delved deeper into the psychological factors that influence our financial decisions. Whilst I find the historical anecdotes interesting, I think that they sometimes overshadow the core concept of the book.

This book have me a new perspective about money that I would never have thought of. I also liked the author's humble tone and his sympathy for other people's ways of managing their wealth.

I am addicted! This book is brilliant. I haven’t finished reading it yet but gives you so many nuggets. I just love it. Such a great read and the author is very knowledgeable. You learn a lot about money and people. Great read so far. 5* from me!

Amazing! Mind blowing! Enlightening! Must read

One of, if not, the best book I've ever read in the Money/ Finance/ Wealth/ Success arena.Just one thing seems a bit misguided; our man seems to deify Ronal Reed, a janitor who earned modestly and lived a frugal life then died a millionaire.I don't share the opinion that being The Richest Man in the Graveyard is a covetable title. Honestly I see the only reason to accumulate wealth is to live a 'better' life. You can define 'better' in your own terms.But dying with a huge bank account misses the point.

very interesting book - told through stories so a subject like money isn't boring at all. Would recommend!