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La France est-elle en train de casser ceux qui créent la richesse ? 🙈Dans cet épisode, on s’attaque à un sujet explosif : le modèle social français. Un système qui protège, redistribue… mais qui pose aussi une question taboue : que se passe-t-il quand ceux qui financent le systè ...  Show more

Ce n’est pas en économisant sur tes Starbucks que tu vas régler tes problèmes financiers ☕En 2019, je me retrouve à 32 ans, diplômée de Sciences Po, avec moins de 5 000 € sur mes comptes et de retour chez mes parents. Mon premier réflexe ? Faire des économies. Arrêter les Starbuc ...  Show more

Single-family rentals are where most real estate investors start. In one way or another, a new investor realizes that there is more to life than just their job. They save up, get educated, and buy their first rental property. Those who do well repeat the process, slowly growing t ...  Show more

For over a decade, Reid has searched Asia for some of the world's top-performing investments. He directs Invest Asian's global research and day-to-day operations, focusing on uncorrelated assets that will grow and preserve his client's wealth. Reid moved to Asia the ...

Learning how to invest in stocks requires one rule - that you throw out the old rules and learn the new way to build wealth. Our guest, Joe Percoco, and his business partner, Clay Gardner, were frustrated that millennials only had two options for investing: buying and selling st ...  Show more

Andrew Hallam, the author of Millionaire Teacher and Millionaire Expat, is famous for building up a million-dollar portfolio of low-cost stock and bond index funds on a teacher’s salary. Since retiring from his profession in Singapore in 2014, the personal finance author now blog ...  Show more