The Psychology of Money

This book explores the complex relationship between behaviour and financial decision-making. It argues that success with money is not solely based on knowledge or mathematics, but on how individuals act and think about money. Housel examines personal experiences, psychological factors, and social influences that shape financial choices, emphasising that these decisions often occur in everyday settings rather than through calculations. By understanding the psychological aspects of money, readers can improve their financial behaviour and make better investment and spending choices.