It's often a topic we try not to engage with and it's simultaneously one that can't be ignored. If you're rich or poor, this podcast will be helpful. We don't talk dollars so if numbers aren't your thing but you still want to improve your financial situation, this is the podcast for you.
Tip of the day: Money is a mindset. Trade has never ended.
If the tip doesn't make sense or you don't agree with it, take a few minutes to listen and then let us know all about it.
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