#2 in Psychology
The Psychology of Money
- 306
- Pages
- about 6 h
- Reading time
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Our view
Housel’s subject is less money than the people who handle it: how a narrow slice of personal experience shapes what each of us believes about the world, and why control over one’s time may be worth more than a bigger number. The book is not long and its ideas are easy to carry away; some readers end up underlining a great deal. It is about temperament, not formulas or investment tactics.
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About the book
The Psychology of Money is a book by Morgan Housel, published in 2020. It examines how people think about money and how behaviour and emotions influence financial decisions.
Where the score comes from
The sources average 8.3 across 1,157 ratings. With that many, the reader vote carries 89% of the weight and the score stays at 8.3 — the Rankings average of 7.8 barely moves it.
| Source | Average | Ratings | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open Library | 8.0 | 417 | 36% |
| Hardcover | 8.5 | 740 | 64% |
In this book
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