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70. The Impact of Diversity in Fintech with Drew Glover
The Fintech sector is responsible for the rapid transformation and digitalization of financial tools that help consumers intelligently manage and understand their money. Making an incredibly positive impact, financial services companies distance consumers
69. Being Strategic With Your Equity During a Recession with Brooke Harley
Equity is an important aspect of any tech workers overall compensation. This employee perk gives you a stake in the company and incentive to perform. Not only should it be negotiated upon hire, but also leveraged to its full-potential as your career prog
68. Using Technology to Make Estate Planning More Accessible with Martha Underwood
The process of assets changing hands from one generation to the next within a family is what we mean when we use the term "generational wealth." But in actuality, the next generation may not be equipped to manage the money they inherit. However, it is als
67. What is Financial Independence?
Its widely believed that work is something that is supposed to happen between the hours of 9 to 5, 40 hours per week, 5 days per week, 50 weeks per year, for 40 years, until age 65 or later. Then, and only then, are you allowed to think about and priorit
66. Is ESG Investing More than Hype with Daniel Naim
Long gone are the days of investing solely for the bottom line. A growing percentage of investors want to put their hard-earned money behind organizations that align with their personal values. Some want to move away from a one-size fits all basket of blu
65. Understanding Your Investor Personality with Chris Hill
In this episode, Malcolm Ethridge sits down with friend of the show, Chris Hill, to discuss ways to identify and develop your own investor personality. Chris reflects on some of his best and worst investing decisions over the years. And the pair share som
64. Managing Financial Regret with Aja Evans
According to a recent survey conducted by Bankrate dot com, Americans biggest financial regret is not saving enough for emergencies. In fact, 20% of respondents gave this answer - even topping the reigning top response related to saving too little for re
63. The Importance of Managing Your Own Personal Finances as a Founder
As a founder, it can be challenging to know when to make the shift from pouring every dollar you have into getting your startup off the ground to taking a few chips off the table to eventually paying
62. The Importance of Knowing Your Numbers as a Founder with Jason Ray
For startups, investors often put a lot of emphasis on cap tables. They want to see a diluted picture of equity ownership among you as a founder, any co-founders or partners, early investors, and key
61. Estate Planning for Concentrated Equity Positions with Aaron Rubin
Though it may seem like a very distant and high-class problem that only the super-wealthy among us will ever have to contend with, for many tech workers who have accumulated a significant sized stake