The best Behavioral Finance newsletters

A markets-focused newsletter mixing macro and equity commentary, sentiment data, and podcast summaries with finance academics. Readers get a strategist's view on market tensions, geopolitical and social trends, and investor behaviour.

Jack Raines writes personal essays on behavioral finance, markets, work, and life, aimed largely at people in their twenties. Recent issues cover decision overload in the age of AI, the experience of launching his book, and how attention and self-promotion have changed across media eras.

A newsletter on investor behavior and long-term investing, with a focus on Indian markets, market corrections and the discipline of patience. It offers essays and short market-context notes that draw on Buffett-style philosophy and link to longer investor guides.

A personal finance newsletter from an Indian investment firm covering behavioural money habits such as delayed investing, familiarity bias and small recurring spending. Each issue explains a common mistake with concrete examples and offers practical reframings for everyday investors.

A Philippine-based personal finance newsletter offering articles on investing principles, drawing on market history and recent events such as margin-debt losses in South Korea and the SpaceX IPO. Readers get explanatory essays on behavioural pitfalls, valuation risk and long-term index investing.

Explains the psychology behind everyday overspending, covering topics such as lifestyle creep, vacation spending and impulse buying on shopping apps. Offers practical strategies for making more deliberate money decisions without shame.

Short financial planning pieces on retirement income, market volatility and business tax structure, promoting the publisher's own SafeSimpleSound framework. Each issue points readers to a YouTube video or podcast episode for the full content.