5 Money Personalities

I definitely enjoyed reading this book! Personal finance is an interest of mine, so I was eager to select this book to review in the BookSneeze program. The authors take a different approach to money. Instead of focusing on the usual topics of savings, retirement plans, mortgages, etc., they consider the underlying motivation for money decisions – a person’s money personality. They define five personalities: saver, spender, security seeker, risk taker, and flyer. After guiding the reader through the discovery process of their individual money personality, they consider the money personality of the spouse and how opposites generally attract. With this understanding in place, they offer suggestions on how married couples can work together and move forward, as opposed to arguing about money all the time. This was a unique approach that definitely kept my interest. The book was an easy read and I finished it in two nights.

 

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