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Ep 17 | Investing for the Risk-Averse

Ep 17 | Investing for the Risk-Averse

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If you’ve ever thought, “I’m too risk-averse to invest,” this one’s for you. In this episode of The F. Word, Priya Malani breaks down one of the biggest myths in personal finance—that investing is inherently risky. Spoiler: it’s only risky if you’re doing it wrong. Priya explains the difference between investing and gambling, why long-term investing is actually perfect for the risk-averse, and how even Wall Street’s so-called experts get it wrong most of the time. With stories, stats, and a Warren Buffet mic drop, this episode makes the case that boring investing is the most powerful kind.


Tune Into This Episode to Hear:

  • Why “investing is risky” is one of the most misunderstood ideas in finance

  • The difference between gambling and true long-term investing

  • What a Fidelity study and a Warren Buffet bet reveal about the best investment strategy

  • How to know when to save versus when to invest—based on your actual timeline

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