The Behavior Gap: Simple Ways to Stop Doing Dumb Things with Money -- Carl Richards

from teckelvik

My biggest problem with this book is that I think it is really an article padded to book length, rather than a book. I felt like a lot of it was just rehashing things. On the other hand, I've been reading a lot about personal finance, and it could just be that there are only so many ways to descr...

from joefreiburger

This is not a how-to book, nor is it a get rich quick book. What it is is a simple discussion of the behaviors that we often undertake in financial situations, but also in life. I found much of the book really crosses from the financial arena into the everyday life arena and the author points out...

from BJasmine

Richards identifies common investment fallacies in a succinct and effective graphic manner, but some of the advice seems contradictory to an amateur investor. Overall this is a great book for self-reflection and making a list of steps of what you will do for your current and future investments to...

from RhodesDavis

If cold logic guided financial decisions, financial responsibly and profitable portfolios might be the norm. The emotional side of our personality can often push us to act unwisely or irresponsibly leading to greater debt and poor financial returns.Carl Richards discusses the ways our behavior ne...

from RhodesDavis

If cold logic guided financial decisions, financial responsibly and profitable portfolios might be the norm. The emotional side of our personality can often push us to act unwisely or irresponsibly leading to greater debt and poor financial returns.Carl Richards discusses the ways our behavior ne...