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Furious Fridays: Austrian Economics and why ‘group think’ is the most dangerous thing threatening your financial freedom
Furious Fridays Austrian Economics and why 'group think' is the most dangerous thing threatening your financial freedom In today’s Furious Friday episode, we’re going to talk about one of the most dangerous things threatening our financial freedom – the notion that we...
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Furious Friday Could gender pay gap regulations hurt women more than help them? Welcome to Finance & Fury, the Furious Friday edition. Today’s episode is all about the drive to equality. A recent proposal by the Labour Government is to force equality through...
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Episode 30 Take control of your money - nobody else is going to do it for you Welcome to Finance & Fury! On today’s episode we take look at the best ways to secure your financial future I’m going to share the rules I follow – And how to not be a victim It isn’t...
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Furious Fridays Did you hear?! The property market is going to drop by 45%!! Oh no! Welcome to Furious Friday! Today, we’re looking at a recent 60 Minutes segment ‘Bricks and Slaughter’, which aired on Sunday and sensationalised Australia’s property market. The...
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Furious Fridays The price of free is freedom: Taking a look at Lenin's reign of terror Today we’re going to run through the very first implementation of Communism on a mass scale. Our last few Furious Friday episodes are a lead up to this. If you didn’t catch those...
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Furious Friday The Devil giveth and the Devil taketh away Welcome to Finance and Fury! If you haven’t listened to last Friday’s episode go check it out, it’s a prelude to this episode. Today we are going to discuss the founder of Communism – Karl Marx, along with his...
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Debt ceilings and defaults
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Debt ceilings, at the moment there are many media pundits warning about the US defaulting on their debt and the fallout that would follow, being a complete economic meltdown. We are going to do a deeper dive into this in today’s episode....
The French Revolution to Marx
Welcome to Finance and Fury. If you are up for learning about history a little bit of often skipped over– tune in – this episode is about how reforms for economic liberalism, turned into authoritarianism, but gave the rise to the thought experiment of communism,...
Are banks doing more harm than good?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Recent issues with banks has once again highlighted the fragility with the financial sector and the impact this can have on financial markets, the economy and daily lives – these failures have come from the smaller bank sectors and their...
Regulations and the war on drugs
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Do regulations solve any problems? To explore this concept, we will be looking specifically at drug regulations – because if the answer was yes, regulations would solve the problems of society and have the intended outcome of creating a...
How to negate Central Banks negative effects in your own life
Welcome to Finance and Fury. There will be two parts to this episode. Firstly, do we even need Central banks and what is an alternative, then secondly, as they are probably not going anywhere anytime soon, how to negate their negative effects on your own life. If you...
A case for abolishing Central Banks
Welcome to Finance and Fury. This episode is exploring the idea that abolishing central banks in their current form would be better for you and I. Now I am fully aware that CBs like the Fed and RBA won’t be abolished anytime soon, modern financial system is too deep...