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Sep 2022
54m 47s

Pt. 2: Money, Millennials, & the Bizarre...

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Last week to kick off this two-part special, we explored the culture, economy, and education systems that built the millennial generation. If you haven't heard the first episode yet, I recommend going back to start with that first (https://link.chtbl.com/022a2-MX). Today, we’re digging into how “financial literacy” shifts reality on its axis, who the “winner ... Show More
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