Personal finance can be described as a values-neutral discipline, driven by numbers, market mechanisms, and regulatory rules. In practice, the methods where individuals manage their financial lives is partly formed by deeper belief systems and social norms.
Religious traditions are often among the most influential instances, playing a decisive role
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