Cover: Open Library

Invierte con pocosecond-hand

16 readers want to read it on Open Library

Published by Booket · Economics and business · ISBN 9788408272199

from€10.30cover price €10.95

4 used offers · median €19.61

Total price with shipping, checked on 6 October 2026.

A personal finance book for people who want to start investing without much money or any idea of where to begin. Natalia de Santiago explains why investing matters today, what to weigh before taking the step and how to make savings grow, comparing options such as property, investment funds or cryptocurrencies.

Spoiler-free · Pecia's guide, written with AI and reviewed

Reading guide

About 8 hours of reading · Who it's for · If you like it, read next
Who it's for
For beginners who feel lost when their bank talks to them about financial products. It is written in a practical, humorous tone, and comes from the author of «Invierte en ti».

Written with the help of AI from todostuslibros, without giving away the ending, and reviewed by a person.

Second-hand offers

Free from your library: it may be on eBiblio, the ebook lending service of Spain's public libraries. Look for it on eBiblio ↗
Already on your Kindle or Kobo? Pecia Sync adds it to your library.

Total priceConditionBookshopView
€10.30free shippingUsedCheapestTWOFACESView ↗
€14.99€12.00 + €2.99 shippingVery goodanother editionTráfico de Libros LavapiesView ↗
€24.24free shippingGoodanother editionHamelynView ↗
€26.66free shippingLike newanother editionHamelynView ↗

Sorted by total price, shipping included, on Iberlibro. Links carry no affiliate code; if they ever do, it will say so here, and it will never change the order.

Video reviews

What people say about the book on YouTube, in Spanish.

We haven't picked videos for this book yet

We look for reviews in Spanish and bring them here, so you don't have to leave the page. Meanwhile, you can search for them yourself.

Search reviews on YouTube ↗

Reader reviews

From people who have it on their Pecia shelf.

No reviews yet

Reviews arrive with accounts: once you've read it, you'll be able to rate it and say what you thought from your shelf.

Tell me when it opens

Why we only look at used copies

In Spain, Law 10/2007 fixes the price of new books: the publisher sets it and shops can only take 5% off. Amazon, FNAC and your local bookshop all cost the same. The only place the price moves is second-hand.

More in Economics and business