Is the most expensive always the best? Does cheapness eat up the money? What are the most common mistakes we make regarding money and why do we make them?

In our daily transactions, we are forced to make quick decisions, with the prevailing criterion being the cost in money, because we consider it more clear and safe. But how equipped are we to make the right decisions?

In the book Money and Us, author and professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics Dan Ariely and comedian and author Jeff Kreisler, drawing examples from daily activities, reveal to us the mistakes we make when buying products and services and explain how to make better financial choices.

Fascinating, revealing, entertaining, and substantial, this book equips us with the practical tools we need to understand and improve our financial choices, to save and spend smarter, to free ourselves from the oppressive weight of money, and to make decisions with a view to a better life.