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7: Understanding Finance: Is the concept of money doomed?
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Finance, one of life’s most important topics, but also one of life’s most daunting topics too.
But why?
Why do words such as ‘money’ or ‘finance’ still withhold such scary connotations and what can we do better in society to overcome this common fear?
There’s no right or wrong answer here, but there are simple changes that can be made to educate and instil greater confidence so that individuals better understand the concept of money and finance.
In this episode the pair reveal Trent’s personal obsession with finance and compound interest in particular, why investing (when done right) has greater strengths than risks, if the introduction of new modern-day currencies such as crypto will override traditional concepts and why mainstream banking isn’t always the most sustainable, secure or trustworthy option.
And that’s not everything.
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