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"Financial myths" is a book category devoted to exposing, explaining, and correcting widespread misconceptions about money, investing, saving, credit, markets, and the broader economy. These books blend storytelling, empirical evidence, behavioral science, and practical guidance to challenge received wisdom—such as "renting is always throwing money away," "debt is always bad," or "you need a high income to get rich"—and to reveal how myths arise from cognitive biases, marketing, historical anecdotes, or oversimplified rules of thumb. Aimed at general readers, investors, students, and policymakers, financial-myths titles educate readers to think critically about financial advice, avoid common pitfalls and scams, and adopt better-informed strategies for personal and public financial decisions.

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