Author: Monzo Popular economicsPublished on 4 September 2025 by Cornerstone (Penguin (Cornerstone)) in the United Kingdom.Paperback | 320 pages196 x 129 x 23 | 228g 'Informative...warm in tone and easy to understand. A safe space to learn about money.' Clare Seal, author and founder of My Frugal Year ‘An evergreen guide to keep through different life stages.’ Bola Sol, author of Your Money Life'Cuts the jargon, keeps it real — and actually makes money feel manageable.' Jason Butler, global financial well-being expert and authorIf you’d never normally read a personal finance book, this one’s for you.Ah, money. We all use it, but most of us feel like we don't 'get' it. Enter: a personal finance book you’ll actually want to read. With absolutely no judgement or jargon, The Book of Money breaks down big, complex topics into bite-sized chunks.Inside… Balancing your budget: avoid the day-before-payday dread How to 'do money' together: take the tension out of sharing finances Becoming an investor: why it’s not just for millionaires Life after work: look after your future self and leave pension procrastination behind Debt and borrowing: how to get on top of your debt and use credit to your advantage Property: renting, buying and making the most of where you liveWith infographics, practical exercises and stories inspired by Monzo’s 12 million customers – this is the perfect personal finance book for people who’d never normally read one.This book will give you the skills, tools and confidence you need to change your relationship with your finances forever.Early reader reviews:'I wish I had read it ten years ago''It makes you feel human about your finances. Comical, realistic and totally relatable.''Engaging, short and easy to read. Monzo fans will love it!''The section about investments was really useful to me personally. Previously I thought it was something beyond me as an individual.''Reading this book has helped me feel like I can make some of my own decisions rather than guess and muddle my way through all things money.''I absolutely loved this book - it feels kind, non-judgemental and genuinely entertaining and 'real talk', something that we all need when working with our money.''Lots of personality in this book. Something you should read now to get ahead of your future.'
