Morgan Housel, 'The Psychology of Money' Author, joined The Final Round to discuss his latest book, his views on the difference between investment effort and investment results, and how psychology ...

What makes the U.S. consumer and investor unique? Are we biologically programmed to be dissatisfied? Should you want your ...

Morgan Housel turns money into a mirror of meaning, showing how spending shapes freedom, peace, and purpose more than any financial plan ever could., Books, Times Now ...

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When Cornelius Vanderbilt died, his heirs inherited what would equal roughly $300 billion today. At the time, The New York Daily Tribune warned that the family’s riches would bring “no happiness and ...

Morgan Housel has become the Mark Twain of financial writers: funny, pithy, folksy, occasionally sarcastic and always seeking to peel away the layers of reality to reveal a deeper truth below. Housel ...

Morgan Housel is the best-selling author of Same as Ever and The Psychology of Money. Motley Fool host Dylan Lewis caught up with Housel for a discussion about: Setting up processes, not resolutions ...

That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t adjust your plan accordingly. Housel suggested taking the occasional pause to check if your ...

(MENAFN- News Direct) > There are plenty of things we easily call an art: the art of cooking, the art of writing, the art of mastering a sport. I'll admit, I never thought of spending as an art - ...