Covering topical debate which will run for a number of years, this book makes a significant contribution to the future of this subject and will become a primary reference for those looking to develop Disease Management.
Look, Disease Management taught me that most arguments about money are really arguments about trust. Roy Lilley walks through couples, families, and roommates fighting over bills, and the story about a pair splitting a single streaming subscription had me laughing and cringing. The advice section at the end is a bit thin. Great for anybody sharing a bank account or a lease. Not much new if you've already read a couple of personal finance books.
Straight up, Disease Management is a book you argue with in the shower three days later. Roy Lilley leaves just enough room for you to disagree, and that's what makes it stick. Good for people who like to chew on a question, bad for anyone who wants a neat answer.