Animal Spirits Episode 75: The Netflix of Financial Advice

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On this week’s Animal Spirits with Michael & Ben we discuss:

  • How to pay for college on the cheap
  • Why is financial literacy in the U.S. so low?
  • Is there ever going to be a solution for the retirement savings crisis?
  • The Netflix model for financial advice
  • Why the financial services industry is like the fast food industry
  • There are plenty of rich people to go around
  • The Lyft IPO
  • How much money would it take to get you off social media for good?
  • Why Michael is the Brett Favre of writing about the CAPE ratio
  • Credit card recommendations is a big business
  • Should financial advisors have their own advisor?
  • Where the ‘Bell’ in Tace Bell came from
  • Why The Avengers movie franchise is just like the finance industry and much more

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TV Shows/Movies/Podcasts Mentioned:

  • After Life (Netflix) – This Ricky Gervais show is one of my favorites of the year so far. Funny, deep, heartfelt, and only 6 episodes.
  • The Avengers: Infinity War – I did a whole rant about how this movie is just like the finance industry. I guess it was okay if you like these kinds of movies but the superhero genre just isn’t for me.

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