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The Blurb On The Back:
We all make choices with money - understand yours.
Using a unique, visual approach, Nathalie Spencer uncovers the science behind how w think about, use and manage money to guide you to a wiser and more enjoyable relationship with your finances.
From examining how cashless transactions affect our spending and decoding the principles of why a bargain draws you in, through to exposing what it really means to be an effective forecaster, Good Money reveals how you can be motivated to be better with money and provides you with essential tools to boost your financial wellbeing.
( The Review (Cut For Spoilers): )
The Verdict:
Nathalie Spencer is a behavioural scientist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. In this very broad book that doesn’t offer much new to those seeking to get control over their finances, she looks at the psychology of financial decision making and how behavioural science can be used to boost financial wellbeing. If you’re wondering why you keep avoiding dealing with your finances, then this book offers an additional means of procrastination.
Thanks to the Amazon Vine Programme for the review copy of this book.
Using a unique, visual approach, Nathalie Spencer uncovers the science behind how w think about, use and manage money to guide you to a wiser and more enjoyable relationship with your finances.
From examining how cashless transactions affect our spending and decoding the principles of why a bargain draws you in, through to exposing what it really means to be an effective forecaster, Good Money reveals how you can be motivated to be better with money and provides you with essential tools to boost your financial wellbeing.
( The Review (Cut For Spoilers): ) The Verdict:
Nathalie Spencer is a behavioural scientist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. In this very broad book that doesn’t offer much new to those seeking to get control over their finances, she looks at the psychology of financial decision making and how behavioural science can be used to boost financial wellbeing. If you’re wondering why you keep avoiding dealing with your finances, then this book offers an additional means of procrastination.
Thanks to the Amazon Vine Programme for the review copy of this book.
