Finance & Fury Podcast
Summary: There is zero formal financial education through the standard schooling system. Your formal education prepares you for your career and making money! ...but after graduation you're on your own trying to figure out what to do. This leads to a lot of frustrated, furious people! Finance and Fury picks up where your formal education left off, providing a unique insight into the world of economics, personal finance and building wealth with three different episodes each week. To start the week, in Mondays' episodes we look directly at personal finance, so you can act independently and make your own financial decisions - not follow the crowds. Let's be real here, how well is that working out for the ‘average’? Say What Wednesdays – Each Wednesday we give you the answers you are looking for and respond to questions from our listeners (that's you!) Furious Fridays – Each Friday we explore often misunderstood topics about finance and the economy, shedding some light in dark places, and challenging some common misconceptions.
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Podcasts:
In this episode, we explore the history of conflicts and look at how a private bank, the Federal Reserve, has helped fuel a military empire.
In this episode, we break down Gab’s questions around small-cap ETFs or LICs on how to maximise your chances of investing in a future Amazon or Facebook.
In this episode we look at the basics of complexity theory, and how this emerging school has an application to financial markets and provides better explanatory powers than an equilibrium model.
In this episode we explore how the BIS and IMF are the by-products of war, along with the politicians leading nations to war and the bankers behind them.
In this episode, we answer Matt’s question on insurance companies and how genders affect premiums across different types of policies.
With increased Government and Central Banks in the economy, the uncertainty and risks of investing are likely to rise. So where should you look at investing?
War is one of the oldest and most profitable rackets throughout history. In this episode, we look at how this has changed over our recorded history and who the major beneficiaries are.
In this episode, we answer Tony’s questions on shares and property, along with holding cash in offset accounts in a negative interest rate environment.
Borrowing to spend your way out of problems doesn’t work for the individuals, so why should it work for Governments? What if it is a stepping stone to hasten to the Dollar’s demise.
In this episode, we run through how environmental activists are the new controlled opposition, fighting for the destruction of the economy. From the implementation of Carbon Taxes, creating economic disruption and civil unrest on behalf of those they think they are raging against
In this episode, we answer Dan’s questions and explore the potential bubble and liquidity issues that ETFs are creating due to their meteoric rise over the past 10 years.
Over the next few years, the all-powerful Central Banks will take further control over the economy, ignoring Goodhart’s law along the way
With protesters disturbing cities at the behest of the UN’s teachings, in this episode we summarise the history behind climate activism, authoritarian rule and how through controlling the environment in which people live, you can control the people.
In this episode, we tackle Gab’s questions and also look at if Universal Basic Income is a way out for retirees living off fixed income, as well as providing the policy to get our inflation back to target.
In this episode, we start looking at the basic theory of what Central Banks are pushing into financial systems and what are the likely scenarios to play out from here?
