This is a podcast for non-finance people.
Not too long ago I was broke and jobless with no education. After years of being overwhelmed by the complexity personal finance, I turned it around big time.
This is the journey.
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What is the difference between men and women's personal finances?
In a male dominated finance world, it can be nice to hear from smart and driven women for a change. How about one who is both charismatic and runs a business teaching people about financial literacy?
In walks Paridhi Jain. She got to witness up close how Australian adults were leaving loads of money on the table because they lacked the basics of money management. So she founded SkilledSmart which is a money school for adults and have been featured by Sydney Morning Herald, 7News and SBS to name a few. Paridhi has done what few can by mastering the art of making personal finances simple and fun.
Paridhi answered:
From educating hundreds of people about finances, what do people really need?
What is the main pressing issue people need to sort out with their personal finances?
What are the difference between how men and women manage their finances?
How should you manage your money during a recession (such as COVID)?
Do you really need an emergency fund? How much?
Where to get started when it comes to investing?
Link to Paridhi's book recommendation for learning about investing: The Bogleheads' Guide to Investing (https://www.amazon.com/Bogleheads-Guide-Investing-Taylor-Larimore-ebook/dp/B00JUV01RW/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3GJMV653OT38P&dchild=1&keywords=the+bogleheads%27+guide+to+investing&qid=1587520691&s=books&sprefix=the+bogle%2Cstripbooks%2C344&sr=1-1)
7 Apr 2020
Money or sex - what would you rather talk about?
The money taboo is about as intense as the taboo talking about sex. Which one would you rather share details around?
In this episode we're going to get quite philosophical. Most people want to make more money, but stating that out loud is really looked down upon. So how can we actually expect to make any progress if it is something we should be ashamed for? This episode will give the answer.
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3 Apr 2020
Intro: Just another finance podcast, huh?
Let's keep it real, shall we? This episode is simply for you to figure out if this is a podcast worth listening to, our just another yawn-fest.
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2 Apr 2020
From Broke to Financially Free (Trailer)
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