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The Art of Spending Money: Why nobody spends their money right

  “The Art of Spending Money” by Morgan Housel claims to present a new approach to spending and managing your money that goes beyond numbers. This book is an unofficial sequel to his bestseller “The Psychology of Money”, which has sold more than 10 million copies since its release in 2020.  (We’ve also reviewed that if you’re interested) As I write this review, “The Art of Spending Money” is still quite recent, released on October 2025. However, it has seen quite a bit of traction and a large readership. It’s been critically acclaimed for its lucid explanations and a perspective on wealth management that is quite overlooked.  On the other hand, many call it another thin and shallow self-help book that’s repetitive and daresay- possibly even a “rip-off” of his previous book “The Psychology of Money”.   Let’s dive into “The Art of Spending Money” by Morgan Housel and REALLY see what this book’s about, why it’s so famous, and if it’s the next book on your reading list. ...

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