Finomics 101 is about making seemingly complex concepts in finance and economics understandable by the regular person who does not have a degree in either
I’m looking forward to attending this event series put together by the Institutional Asset Management Committee of CFA Society Toronto (in partnership with PwC):
1. The Climate Journey (2 Feb 2021)
Considerations that must be undertaken in order to deve…https://t.co/QhaQiUZPst
Inquire about the cause for concern
Describe and mirror what was said
Empathise and acknowledge the concern
Add another perspective
Suggest solutions
@marketpsych shared this as a framework that financial advisers can use to help their clients stay the c…https://t.co/qz6ySH72fi
“We must share our thinking with our employees, even if it’s 'we don’t know' or 'we’re working through it.' Sharing honestly, empathetically and frequently builds trust, connection and understanding.”
#CommunicationIsKey https://t.co/RgZxm4dT0I
"... some of the very countries that so love to tout their foreign aid contributions are the ones enabling mass theft from developing countries." #FallacyOfForeignAid
Aid in reverse: how poor countries develop rich countries | @jasonhickel@GuardianGDP | https://t.co/pzUaXZT0AP
“It seems maintaining a lifestyle we can’t afford is more important than being financially solvent.
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I often talk to my kids about how important it is to live a worthwhile life: A life that brings challenges & love, that lets you share, laugh, and be happy.”
-- @GailVazOxlade
“You’re going to have a lot of demands on your money over your lifetime: retirement savings, educational savings for your kids, mortgage repayment. You have to prioritise saving over spending if you’re going to meet your goals.”
— @GailVazOxlade on @MetroNewsCanada
“Believe it or not, money really is not just about numbers - it’s about choices. Do you know what you’re going to have to give up in order to get what you THINK you want? Do you really WANT it that much?”
@GailVazOxlade on @MetroNewsCanada