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Dollars and Sense
- How We Misthink Money and How to Spend Smarter
- Narrated by: Simon Jones
- Length: 9 hrs and 12 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 11-07-17
- Language: English
- Publisher: HarperAudio
Regular price: $28.51
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Publisher's Summary
Blending humor and behavioral economics, the New York Times best-selling author of Predictably Irrational delves into the truly illogical world of personal finance to help people better understand why they make bad financial decisions and gives them the knowledge they need to make better ones.
- Why does paying for things often feel like it causes physical pain?
- Why does it cost you money to act as your own real estate agent?
- Why are we comfortable overpaying for something now just because we've overpaid for it before?
In Dollars and Sense, world-renowned economist Dan Ariely answers these intriguing questions and many more as he explains how our irrational behavior often interferes with our best intentions when it comes to managing our finances. Partnering with financial comedian and writer Jeff Kreisler, Ariely takes us deep inside our minds to expose the hidden motivations that are secretly driving our choices about money.
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- Susan K Donley
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This financial literacy book is different--and funny!
When I first saw this book in Audible's New Nonfiction section, I started scroll past it as I do all personal finance books. Been there, done that to try to stretch my income and live within my means. Now that I'm retired it's too scary-late to read about "investing in my future". My future is here!
But I've enjoyed Dan Ariely's previous books on behavioral economy (I can't believe I just wrote that sentence), so I figured I'd take a chance. He has a gift not only for researching why we act so irrationally, but also for explaining the results in a way that helps us understand ourselves better. And he's funny and a great storyteller! Pairing up with financial comedian (!) Jeff Kreisler was perfect for this book that explores our irrational relationship with money.
The first chapters were fascinating, each focusing on a tactic we use to deceive ourselves when it comes to buying, selling, or saving. But they don't leave us there feeling stupid about our irrational bad financial decisions. The last chapters give practical strategies for being more rational about our money and suggestions for ways society could support people trying to resist the siren call of spend- spend- spend.
All this and wonderful delivery, too. Simon Jones and delivered the funny bits lines
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- Michal Strahilevitz
- 11-07-17
Another great book by Dan Ariely!
Another great book from Dan Ariely. The book is full of useful insights that are backed by very interesting research.
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- Amazon Customer
- 11-22-17
Excellent book!
Wow, I was surprised by how much I enjoyed/ learned from this book! I thought it was a perfect blend of research, stories, (surprisingly) lots of humor, and practically! Just a heads up this book is far more “how we misthink money” than “how to spend smarter”. However, it does give practical tips and helped me realize how often I do the “misthinking” about money described in this book.
Simon Jones did a phenomenal job narrating this book. He delivered every single joke perfectly, I was actually surprised by how many times I was laughing while listening and his narration definitely aided in that.
One final note, I usually read science nonfiction books, so if you normally listen to books about money I can’t state how much you’ll learn from this book. For me personally, I learned a great deal, and I think it is well worth your credit!
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- busymom
- 11-18-17
great advice, funny
Fabulous, well narrated. I'm a doctoral student in behavioral economics. Listening to the latest books in the field while commuting, walking the dog, etc. has proven to be really efficient! Thank you Dan, Jeff, Simon and Audible!
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- SpartyVector
- 01-03-18
Good points
A lot that we already realize, but explains the thinking behind i why we spend the way we do. Offers good tips to save more money. Picked a good narrator to accentuate the subtle sense of humor in the book. Makes dry material enjoyable.
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- Sarah
- 01-02-18
Great for the inexperienced
Very good book for those who are not pros. The behaviorist theories in this book is excellent..
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- Robert
- 12-25-17
A Must Read
Fascinating philosophical account of personal finance. The author explores the hidden factors which influence our daily economic behavior. The presentation is delivered with a touch of humor and is loaded with strategies for financial success on a personal level.
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- Brandon Smith
- 11-16-17
Money on the Mind
Great book about how we humans think about money and what we can do to make smarter money decisions. This book is all about Behavioral Economics and the psychology behind how we think about money. It's not so much a personal finance book as it is a way to hack and nudge yourself (and others) to be smarter about money.
The narration is great and I love how each chapter starts with a story that we can all relate to and then talks about what's actually happening here. The book mixes in some humor and the narrator's delivery made me chuckle out loud a few times. Highly recommended!
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