Andrew Baxter

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There are plenty of people with more than enough money, but not everyone has the freedom to do what they want, when they want. Host Andrew Baxter notes that even in the finance game where everything boils down to dollars and cents, it is time that is the most valuable of all. One of the key differences between the rich and the wealthy is that the wealthy are now in a position where they do not have to be working all the time and have the freedom to choose what they do with their time.

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There are things in life you don’t want until you need and insurance is certainly one of them. A critical tool to wealth creation and preservation in certain circumstances, join us this week as we have a look into all things insurance:

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Although it may be bleak, an important one to think about is life insurance and what happens when you die. Host Andrew Baxter notes that the willingness to pay the money for life insurance can vary significantly across different ages and lifestyles. Those who are young and single may look at life insurance very differently to someone with a family who wants to ensure their spouse and children are well looked after should they die.

https://moneyandinvesting.com.au/blog/insurance/

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Unpacking the Psychology of Spending: Triggers, Habits, and Financial Success - Money and Investing

The Pitfalls of Impulse Spending

Impulse spending is one of the biggest threats to achieving financial stability. It’s that moment when you make a purchase without thinking, usually driven by emotion or a spur-of-the-moment decision. While it might feel good at the moment, these small, unplanned expenses can add up quickly, putting a dent in your financial goals.

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3 months ago - Translate

Lessons from the Big Screen: Finance Movies and Real-Life Takeaways

Investing can seem dry, but movies like “The Big Short,” “The Wolf of Wall Street,” and “Margin Call” bring excitement to financial markets. These films, featuring characters like Michael Burry, Jordan Belfort, and Jeremy Irons, offer valuable lessons. Let’s dive into these insights, keeping our discussion professional and clear.
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