Seven Myths About Money

What if everything you’ve been told about money is wrong?

Here, a leading investor reveals what the wealthiest people know about money – but most of us don't. From why cutting down your spending will never make you rich, to why buying your own home might not be such a good idea after all, Rob Dix cuts through the bullshit to identify an alternative path to lasting wealth.

Review

This brilliant book doesn’t just debunk the most common misconceptions people have about money. It also reveals how to really build wealth – no luck, inherited fortune or business genius required. It’s the one-stop guide you need to transform your finances. -- Jake Humphrey, author of HIGH PERFORMANCE

A brilliant read that is equally engaging, informative and accessible. This book will make you revisit, reconsider and maybe even refresh your thinking on some of the things you always thought you knew about money and investing. -- Jack Meaning, co-author of CAN’T WE JUST PRINT MORE MONEY?

A lively take on modern money management from a gifted storyteller, filled with intriguing financial predictions. -- Claer Barrett, author of WHAT THEY DON’T TEACH YOU ABOUT MONEY

A very important book . . . All too many millions of us are sleep-walking towards a worryingly impoverished future. Reading Seven Myths About Money will go some way to helping you avoid suffering that fate. -- Andrew Craig, author of HOW TO OWN THE WORLD

This is a masterpiece. I have repeatedly found that most conventional financial advice is bang on the money - provided you were born in 1958, and started following it in 1971. But things have changed. This is the book I want my children to read. -- Rory Sutherland, author of ALCHEMY

About the Author

Rob Dix started investing as a hobby using his spare cash, but soon became obsessed. Over the next ten years, he would do everything he could to educate himself about the financial world and to pass on what he learnt.

Today, Rob is one of Britain's best-respected finance experts. Whether he's presenting The Property Podcast (Britain's most-downloaded investment podcast) or writing his weekly property column for The Sunday Times, Rob is on a mission to teach the world about how money, the economy and investment really work.