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People Are Lying To You About Money

 

The all-in-one book to making better financial decisions


People Are Lying To You About Money

 

The all-in-one book to making better financial decisions

"You're not struggling because of your salary.
You're struggling because you've been lied to."

People are lying to you

Money isn’t complicated once you internalize a few truths. Unfortunately, it means you must first unlearn the myths and lies you’ve been fed about money in the last few decades.

Life is about choices. Sadly, most of these choices are financial. This book reveals forgotten truths and obvious secrets that will change the way you look at money forever. Internalizing these money truths will make reaching better financial decisions as intuitive to you as it is to meHere’s a few of my favorite quotes from the book:

What you'll learn

Value of Money

Find out how rich you really are on the world's scale, and what this means for your future.

Utility of money

Discover why money isn't worth the same to everyone, and what this means for your life goals.

Financial planning

Work out how you can live the life of your dreams through this tested method.

Investing

Find a blueprint for successful investing so you can finally achieve your life's dreams.

What people are saying

“A must-have for anyone looking to get their finances in order.”
Marius Lestreit
“This book blew my mind. I guess I always knew about the basic concepts deep down but this is the first book that was able to tie everything together.
Josephine Lafontaine

About the author

Anthony Walsh is a qualified financial advisor who worked at a start-up, a consulting firm, two fortune 500 companies, and even a central bank. To his surprise, he never met anyone who truly understood money.

Instead, he met traders who didn’t have any savings, bankers who knew nothing about investing, and managers who didn’t know the first thing about budgeting. He even met a central banker with a PhD in economics who had no idea how to protect his money from inflation.

Appalled by the systemic lack of financial literacy, he decided to write this book.