Financial practices is an academic concept and interdisciplinary field of research that investigates the diverse ways in which individuals, organizations, and societies engage with, manage, and conceptualize financial resources and activities. It examines the routine actions, behaviors, technologies, institutions, and social norms involved in earning, spending, saving, investing, borrowing, and exchanging value. This field is characterized by its focus on the social, cultural, and technological embeddedness of financial activities, moving beyond purely economic models to analyze the practical execution and consequences of financial engagement. Its significance lies in providing a nuanced understanding of economic behavior, market dynamics, financial inclusion/exclusion, and the social construction of value, informing policy and theoretical development.