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I believe that any book that makes you ponder over and over and simultaneously stimulates your diligent concentration before you reach any conclusion - has served the purpose of the time invested in reading. The psychology of money did this and I found the perspectives that Morgan Housel has put forward quite intriguing.

The power and the importance of compounding is explained with a simple yet interesting way.

All in all, a good read for developing new perspectives about finances while keeping both your need and wants in your mind .

4/5