Brilliant! I can’t think of a better word to start this review. I’m actually dyslexic and so reading anything about economics is a little bit daunting. However I have read Rob Dix’s property investment guide, which was brilliantly written, and so thought ‘let’s give the price of money a go’
I hate to sound cheesy and say ‘I couldn’t put it down’ but Rob has written this book in such a way that each of his concepts and ideas leaves you wanting to know more. I ended up reading this book, over two days. He’s made even the most dullest parts of the finical system interesting and easy to understand. I generally do feel like I know more about how money works and, better still, how I can make it work for me.
It’s really well linked to ‘the property podcast’ which is another resource I have found really valuable. I can’t believe how much I am enjoying learning about investments, and it’s costing me next to nothing!
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Out of all Rob Dix's books, this topped them all. How someone can write a page-turner about macroeconomics is a mystery. But here it is.On the podcast, Rob said something like, "We use the pound as a ruler to measure the price of everything, but the problem is the length of the ruler keeps changing". What a brilliant illustration of how to understand inflation.Rob's genius lies in taking topics like economics that are dull and complex, adding a sprinkling of wit and boiling it down so anyone can understand it. I now have a much clearer idea of how inflation, QE and the banking system work. Thank you for writing such a concise compendium.Like it or not, money affects us all, so it pays to understand how it works. And, if you want to invest wisely and grow your wealth in a low-interest, high-inflationary environment, this is essential reading.
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On the podcast, Rob said something like, "We use the pound as a ruler to measure the price of everything, but the problem is the length of the ruler keeps changing". What a brilliant illustration of how to understand inflation.
Rob's genius lies in taking topics like economics that are dull and complex, adding a sprinkling of wit and boiling it down so anyone can understand it. I now have a much clearer idea of how inflation, QE and the banking system work. Thank you for writing such a concise compendium.
Like it or not, money affects us all, so it pays to understand how it works. And, if you want to invest wisely and grow your wealth in a low-interest, high-inflationary environment, this is essential reading.
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By Joff W on 6 July 2022
Out of all Rob Dix's books, this topped them all. How someone can write a page-turner about macroeconomics is a mystery. But here it is.By Joff W on 6 July 2022
On the podcast, Rob said something like, "We use the pound as a ruler to measure the price of everything, but the problem is the length of the ruler keeps changing". What a brilliant illustration of how to understand inflation.
Rob's genius lies in taking topics like economics that are dull and complex, adding a sprinkling of wit and boiling it down so anyone can understand it. I now have a much clearer idea of how inflation, QE and the banking system work. Thank you for writing such a concise compendium.
Like it or not, money affects us all, so it pays to understand how it works. And, if you want to invest wisely and grow your wealth in a low-interest, high-inflationary environment, this is essential reading.
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