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People Can't Afford to Retire... Millions Are Doing It Anyway | How Money Works
mercredi 8 octobre 2025 • Durée 15:15
People Can't Afford to Retire... Millions Are Doing It Anyway
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#career #retirement #finance
I don’t know if you’ve noticed this, but, everybody is getting old…
This year a record number of people will be turning 65, and next year that record will be broken again.
We have been warned about aging populations for decades… and now… it’s actually happening…
Unfortunately, the savings retirement gap for millions of households is wider than it ever has been, and people’s assets have been eaten up by inflation, bad investments, and good old fashioned financial illiteracy…
Over 20% of people on the cusp of retirement have no savings AT ALL… but that isn’t stopping them…
Millions of people across the world can’t afford to retire, and they’re doing it anyway… so what does this mean for everybody else?
If people lose their jobs over the age of 50 they are almost forced into retirement whether they can afford it or not…
So it’s time to learn How Money Works to find out what this means for everybody else supporting a growing group of people, that can’t support themselves…
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Yes... People ARE Angry | How Money Works
jeudi 9 octobre 2025 • Durée 15:46
Yes... People ARE Angry
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#finance #economy #money
For some reason everybody keeps asking if “you feel better today than you did 4 years ago”, and for many people, the answer is pretty clear…
Prices for everything they are buying have stabilized but they haven’t gone back DOWN, The AVERAGE household is now making more than ever before but the MEDIAN household is still worse off in real terms than they were in 2019, which means a lot of people are just falling further behind.
That is, they are falling further behind the small group of households pulling the average up, and they are falling further behind on their own personal finances.
Household savings have been eliminated while credit card debt has climbed to its highest level in HISTORY, housing is less affordable than ever ESPECIALLY for people who weren’t lucky enough to lock in generationally low interest rates, And the job market has become filled with automated systems, endless interviews and roles that never really existed.
Unemployment may be down but that data point completely ignores the millions of people who have simply given up.
There are a lot of REAL problems hurting a lot of real people… and the worst possible thing you can do… is tell them how great everything is and how grateful they should be….
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Well... At Least We Aren't Canada | How Money Works
lundi 29 septembre 2025 • Durée 16:47
Well... At Least We Aren't Canada
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#canadaeconomy #realestate #finance
Covering business, finance and economics every week can be a little bit depressing.
In just the last 2 years personal savings have been evaporated, consumer debt has hit record highs, the job market has been defined by anti-worker trends such as ghost jobs, broad sector layoffs and gigification, all while asset prices have ballooned far faster than household incomes, or even their intrinsic fundamentals.
The results have been pretty simple, it’s getting much harder for people who work for a living to keep up with those who already have assets…
Even the most diligent and career focused people are finding it tough to make ends meet let alone accumulate assets so that they too can one day achieve financial security…
But if ever you are feeling like it’s all a bit hopeless, just remember, it could be worse… you could be from Canada…
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mercredi 24 septembre 2025 • Durée 14:10
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#finance #blackmonday #stockmarket
On Monday the 6th of August the S&P 500 opened down almost three and a half percent with the Nasdaq down FOUR percent and other global markets down by significantly more than that. [put up the google 5d graphs for S&P 500, NASDAQ, ASX 200, Euro N
Markets like the Nikkie 225 are down over TWELVE percent, and Taiwan’s main stock Index having its worst day in HISTORY.
This followed a weekly trend that has seen TRILLIONS of dollars wiped off markets around the world and fingers being pointed at Japan, the Fed, greedy wall street traders or really whoever else people want to blame when things go wrong.
And then just to prove that nobody fully understands what is going on… just one day later markets across the world rallied almost covering the losses from what people are now calling the new “Black Monday”.
Since you should expect a lot of YouTube thumbnails with red graphs, laser eyes and (so so many) flames in your immediate future now is probably a good time to ask… what is happening to the stock market… right now?
Japan’s economy has been stagnant for more than three decades now, and the Japanese Government along with its central bank has been trying to change that by keeping interest rates extremely low, even going NEGATIVE between January 2016 and January 2024.
It was hoped that these low rates would encourage local borrowing boosting the domestic economy but when that never happened the Bank of Japan almost became stuck offering these low interest rates because any increase would further slow down an already sluggish market.
It might not have done much for Japan, but investors took advantage of these low interest rates by borrowing money in Japanese Yen and then either investing in Japan, or more often exchanging Japanese Yen for another currency like the US Dollar and investing in asset markets here in America.
Since stonks only ever go up investors could make money on the spread between the low Japanese interest rates and the higher returns they could get in the market.
dropping in value relative to the USD so investors could make EXTRA money on the foreign exchange exposure if they didn’t hedge against it.
Like all good things, this worked well until it didn’t…
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The Rise of CEOs... That Don't Show Up To Work. | How Money Works
lundi 1 décembre 2025 • Durée 15:49
The Rise of CEOs... That Don't Show Up To Work.
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#ceo #business #career
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The average public CEO now makes nearly 400 times more than the average American as their pay has increased by an average of one THOUSAND four hundred and sixty percent [1,460%] since 1978.
Now you probably already know the old joke that… no they are not working 400 times harder than their employees… but being a CEO IS still a serious commitment that normally involves making life long sacrifices to climb the corporate ladder or start a successful business all while being constantly accountable to shareholders and a board of directors.
The pay is good, but the work is hard, and if you want to be CEO, you need to be on call 24/7 to put out fires, or your time at the top will be very short lived.
That’s the story anyway…
So then… what is behind the massive rise in CEO’s that only work part time, IF they show up to work at all?
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How To "Win" A Trade War | How Money Works
vendredi 31 octobre 2025 • Durée 17:25
How To "Win" A Trade War
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#business #trade #economics
Global trade has made the USA incredibly rich.
But what is good for AmericA, isn’t always good for AmericaNs…
Globalisation has let big businesses pull revenue from global markets, it’s given consumers cheap products subsidised by poverty wages, and investors access to foreign capital from around the world.
The best part is, all we had to give up in return was stable productive jobs that previously defined the American middle class…
For some reason, some people have decided this wasn’t actually a very good deal and that workers need a way to regain some of the power they once had.
It is genuinely a very reasonable idea that has united people on both sides of the political aisle… which is why it’s kind of a shame that we are doing it… in the stupidest way possible…
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Why Most People Are Actually "Too Good" For Their Job | How Money Works
lundi 29 septembre 2025 • Durée 15:56
Why Most People Are Actually "Too Good" For Their Job
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#career #finance #college
I have some bad news for you…
You probably won’t ever be a tech worker at a FAANG company, a bulge bracket finance bro or a high-powered corporate executive.
Society needs people to do the real jobs that keep us housed, fed and safe, and it needs them a lot more than it needs another McKinsey consultant.
This is a problem because no matter how you put it, a job where you sit in an air-conditioned office making six figures a year in your first year out of college is way more desirable than doing roadwork in Arizona for 20 bucks an hour.
The problem is that everybody is trying really hard to pretend this isn’t true, and the system that has sprung up to maintain this dream has caused more problems than you realize.
Peter Turchin is a complexity scientist, who mathematically models the statistical dynamics of historical societies.
He coined the theory of “Elite Overproduction”.
He argues in his books and papers that societies make workers just like they make anything, a car goes through a factory, and a college graduate goes through a few decades of schooling. At the end you get something you can drive around in and something that can make pivot tables in excel.
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Why Are Americans So Pessimistic? | How Money Works
vendredi 26 septembre 2025 • Durée 14:27
Why Are Americans So Pessimistic?
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#wealth #finance #economy
It’s the end of the year which is a great time for reflection and as someone who covers business, finance and the economy, mainly from America it looks like we have a lot to be grateful for.
The USA is the largest economy in the world, and over the last five years it’s just pulled further ahead of its only real rival, China, which has… not been having a great time…
Per person that means the only countries in the world with higher outputs are either oil states, tax havens or tax haven oil states.
Unemployment is low, inflation is (supposedly) under control, interest rates are coming down and markets are booming…
But despite all of this… general consumer confidence is still around all time lows…
I am 100% guilty of being a little bit of a gloomy goose as well, this year the closest thing to a good news story I covered, was a celebration that at least we weren't Canada…
So if everything is so great… why are Americans always so pessimistic?
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WTF Does the Board of Directors Actually Do? | How Money Works
vendredi 28 novembre 2025 • Durée 17:01
WTF Does the Board of Directors Actually Do?
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#business #finance #boardofdirectors
To kick off the new Year, Mark Zuckerberg (a man who is definitely not having a mid life crisis) announced that Dana White, the President and CEO of the Ultimate Fighting Championship had been elected to Meta’s board of directors.
The decision was met with some… “mixed”... Reactions from company employees and stakeholders.
But what most people don’t realise is that this decision is really not that unusual…
The board of the Embattled Boeing Corporation recently appointed Mortimer J Buckley, the Former CEO of the Vanguard Group, who ALSO serves on the board of Pfizer, alongside James Quincey, the CEO of the Coca Cola company who also serves on its board, alongside Bela Bajara, the Chief Content Officer of Netflix, who serves under a board which includes Anne Sweeney, the former chairman of of FX Networks who worked under Tony Vinciquerra the Chairman of the Fox Networks GROUP, who currently serves on the board of Qualcomm, a company formerly managed by Steven Mollenkopf… who currently sits on the board of directors of Boeing…
It’s a great big club… and you ain’t in it…
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Have Car Companies "Innovated" Themselves Out of Business | How Money Works
mardi 30 septembre 2025 • Durée 15:35
Have Car Companies "Innovated" Themselves Out of Business
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#cars #business #finance
Over the last 2 decades very few major markets have seen changes quiet as widespread (and expensive) as the car industry…
A push towards electrification, new major competitors from China and South Korea, self-driving technology, tighter regulations, and hundreds of billions of dollars in investor money has made it EXTREMELY difficult for companies to adapt to every single last change while ALSO delivering a product that’s not… terrible
Dozens of companies are betting their entire future on the next five years, but that’s happening as a lot of people are still underwater on their last car… so they’re not in a rush to buy their next.
Technology is changing so quickly that cutting-edge cars today might be COMPLETELY redundant in a few years’ time, meaning the right thing to do for most drivers is to sit back and wait.
The investors on the other hand are realizing that if you invest billions of dollars to “DiSruPt” a market… you shouldn’t be surprised... When the market gets… disrupted…
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