Wealth is considered good, even desirable. Even those who do not strive for it would hardly reject it, and those who begrudge others their wealth are quickly seen as envious. In his new book, Christian Neuhäuser questions such assumptions and claims: One can not only be rich, but also too rich. He demonstrates that society's pursuit of ever more threatens a dignified coexistence and argues for a way of handling the wealth we have achieved that is significantly more responsible than the one we currently practice.