Kenny Polcari climbs back aboard to discuss what a slowdown in hiring means for the U.S. economy and the stock market. And, how young is too young to teach kids financial literacy? Courtney Hale, the Chief Hope Officer of SuperMoneyKids joins the show, and he says the earlier the better. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Nov 24
Ripping Through a Risk Reversal
The Risk-Off trade has taken over bringing the pain to the biggest and most widely held stocks in the market proving, as the legendary Jimmy Cliff sang, “ The harder they come, the harder they fall.” Is this just a grown up bull market pit stop, or a full risk-reversal that could ... Show More
34m 44s
Feb 2024
Finanzielle Erziehung für Kinder: Bling ist das Fintech für die Familie
<p>Wenn Nils Feigenwinter an seine eigene Schulzeit zurückdenkt, zieht er ein eindeutiges Fazit: "Ich konnte zwar eine französische Gedichtanalyse schreiben, den Umgang mit Geld habe ich in der Schule aber nie gelernt", sagt er. Aus seiner Sicht macht das traditionelle Bildungssy ... Show More
26m 57s
Nov 2022
Reading, writing and RRSP's. We'll chat with an expert on why teaching kids about money and saving will help them become financially literate adults
We talk a lot about the economy, inflation, the cost of living, debt, credit and saving money. We usually focus on adults, or people in the workforce. But what should young people know about money and finances, even BEFORE leaving school and entering the 'real world'? November is ... Show More
8m 51s
Sep 2019
How to Talk to Kids About Money (with Gregg Murset)
Do you remember who talked to you about money?
For most of us, the answer to that question is no one, really. In fact, a recent study by Quicken revealed that one-third of adults said no one taught them about money when they were a child and in turn, are twice as likely to delay ... Show More
40m 13s
Jan 2021
How to Be A Prepared Investor & Thrive During Any Crisis | Chris Manske
In Chris Manske’s new book, The Prepared Investor, he says “There’s a typical Wall Street response to any and all crises…keep your diversified portfolios in place, and someday, maybe years from now, investments will return to where they once were. This type of wait-it-out mentali ... Show More
40m 49s