The behavioral finance known for his bestseller The Psychology of Money, unveils the psychology behind spending.

Wealth, for many, is framed as a status pursuit — the six-figure salary, the perfectly timed investment and the satisfaction of being ahead of the curve. Yet Morgan Housel, bestselling author of The ...

There are plenty of things we easily call an art: the art of cooking, the art of writing, the art of mastering a sport. Thanks to Jeff Bezos, you can now become a landlord for as little as $100 — and ...

Deciding when to hang up your boots and finally enjoy the fruits of your labor is one of life’s greatest harvests; it’s also one that deserves a hard look at your finances. A new Bankrate survey shows ...

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Morgan Housel is the author of the new book, "The Art of Spending Money: Simple Choices for a Richer Life," and the New York Times bestsellers "The Psychology of Money" and "Same As Ever." He is a two ...

There are some interesting quirks about one of the top-selling personal-finance books of the past five years. “The Psychology of Money” is about investing, but it doesn’t discuss asset allocation or ...

Most of us approach money as a numbers game: earn, save, invest, repeat. But, as Housel points out, money is so much more than a spreadsheet. Most of us approach money as a numbers game: earn, save, ...

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Deciding to hang up your boots and finally enjoy the fruits of your labour is one of life’s greatest harvests. Deciding when it's time to take that step requires a hard look at your finances. Many ...