Check out the video from today's discussion here.
How much does someone need to start playing the stock market?
(above: Unlocking the secrets of the Wall Street Stock Exchange begins with a single step. This week, we offer Part 1 of our series of discussions on getting started in the investement game.) How can one get started in buying shares? Does it have to be complicated or is there a way to get involved that takes less guess-work?
(above: Iconic 1980s scenes from Wall Street depict traders knee-deep in a bidding frenzy. So is it mayhem or magic? Is playing the stock market a recipe for disaster or a way to fast-track financial abundance?)
By the same token, does sharing finances with your partner necessarily mean putting yourself at risk? How can partners develop trust when considering finances? For singles, is it worth having several bank accounts or will one suffice?
Today's guest-panellist, Anna-Lee Nagorcka, answers those questions while sharing insights on how to get started investing, while discussing the work of "The Barefoot Investor," as a starting point for considering new ways to manage your finances. Fans of linguistics will also love the side-line topic of Irish-Gaelic in Ireland, where Australian-born Anna-Lee spent a number of years working and travelling. (below: Hot Topic - Becoming financially-savvy is spelled out in black and white with Scott Pape in "The Barefoot Investor.")
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