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Money 101 - Essential Financial Skills They Never Taught You in School

Money 101 - Essential Financial Skills They Never Taught You in School

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 Join host Nick Ledger, your favorite economist with game show energy, as he breaks down the financial fundamentals that somehow got skipped in our education system. In this comprehensive episode, Nick tackles the basics of personal finance with his signature wit and wisdom, covering everything from budgeting and saving to debt management and investment strategies. He busts common money myths, explains why financial literacy is a genuine superpower, and provides practical first steps anyone can take to transform their financial life. With his knack for turning dry economic concepts into engaging analogies (think GPS systems for budgeting and compound interest as the eighth wonder of the world), Nick makes complex financial topics feel like common sense. Whether you're struggling with credit card debt, confused about investing, or simply want to understand why your paycheck seems to disappear, this episode delivers the financial education you never got in school but desperately need in real life. Ready to dive deeper into the world of smart financial content? Discover more engaging podcasts that will educate, entertain, and enlighten you at https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ - your gateway to content that makes learning genuinely enjoyable!

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