• Money and the Brain: The Psychology of Inflation

    In Money and the Brain, PayPal's Bob Carley explores the psychology of money: how we talk about it, how we think about it, and how it shapes our relationships and our lives.

    In the first episode, Bob guides viewers through some of the challenges and unanswered questions surrounding inflation and its impacts. What is inflationary psychology, and how does it affect how we spend and save?

    To get answers, he speaks with Dr. Meg Elkins, a behavioral economist and senior lecturer at RMIT's School of Economics, Finance, and Marketing.

    #paypal #money #brain #psychologyofinflation #bobcarley #finance #economics #finance #marketing
    Money and the Brain: The Psychology of Inflation In Money and the Brain, PayPal's Bob Carley explores the psychology of money: how we talk about it, how we think about it, and how it shapes our relationships and our lives. In the first episode, Bob guides viewers through some of the challenges and unanswered questions surrounding inflation and its impacts. What is inflationary psychology, and how does it affect how we spend and save? To get answers, he speaks with Dr. Meg Elkins, a behavioral economist and senior lecturer at RMIT's School of Economics, Finance, and Marketing. #paypal #money #brain #psychologyofinflation #bobcarley #finance #economics #finance #marketing
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  • This Recession could MAKE YOU RICH! "The wealth opportunity"

    As inflationary pressures keep pushing up prices for ordinary folks, policymakers and economists keep debating whether the country is currently experiencing a recession. Enjoy!

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    This Recession could MAKE YOU RICH! "The wealth opportunity" As inflationary pressures keep pushing up prices for ordinary folks, policymakers and economists keep debating whether the country is currently experiencing a recession. Enjoy! #practicalwisdom #Recession #Financialcrisis #Economy #rich #wealth #opportunity #economist #journey #selfhelp #personaldevelopment
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  • Hunger and weight loss in one of the biggest economies in the world - BBC Newsnight

    New figures from the Trussell Trust seen by Newsnight show the nature and scale of food insecurity across the UK. 11 million people - 14% of all UK adults or their households - have experienced it in the year up to last summer.

    Yesterday bosses of four of the big #supermarkets denied making too much #money from soaring #prices, telling MPs the industry is 'the most competitive' it's ever been.

    #Food inflation on things like bread, cereal, and chocolate has come down slightly, although remains very high at 18.3% - double the headline rate.

    Newsnight’s Economics Editor Ben Chu meets some of those most under pressure, in South Shields, North East England.

    #bbcnews #news #breakingnews #hunger #weightloss #economies #world #newsnight #newfigures #trussell #trust #insecurity #acrossuk #inflations
    Hunger and weight loss in one of the biggest economies in the world - BBC Newsnight New figures from the Trussell Trust seen by Newsnight show the nature and scale of food insecurity across the UK. 11 million people - 14% of all UK adults or their households - have experienced it in the year up to last summer. Yesterday bosses of four of the big #supermarkets denied making too much #money from soaring #prices, telling MPs the industry is 'the most competitive' it's ever been. #Food inflation on things like bread, cereal, and chocolate has come down slightly, although remains very high at 18.3% - double the headline rate. Newsnight’s Economics Editor Ben Chu meets some of those most under pressure, in South Shields, North East England. #bbcnews #news #breakingnews #hunger #weightloss #economies #world #newsnight #newfigures #trussell #trust #insecurity #acrossuk #inflations
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  • Why More And More Colleges Are Closing Down Across America

    The mid-2010's saw an uptick in U.S. college closures—particularly in the private nonprofit space.
    Since 2016, 91 U.S. private colleges have either closed, merged with another school, or announced plans to close according to a CNBC analysis of data from Higher Ed Dive. This trend is affecting tens of thousands of college students across the country, with almost half of those schools closing after the onset of the pandemic in 2020. For many struggling schools the pandemic was the final straw—but two major themes showed up consistently throughout the closures: finances and enrollment.

    "There are two significant issues affecting higher education right now," said The Princeton Review's Editor-in-Chief Robert Franek. "Specifically, through the admission and enrollment offices. Number one, it is the admission cliff, and that is the impending decline. We'll be graduating our lowest high school classes by population in 2025. And most enrollment professionals have been wringing their hands about this date of 2025, but many schools have seen those enrollment declines already."
    About 95% of U.S. colleges rely on tuition, according to Franek, meaning they rely on money from students to operate. Dwindling enrollment numbers mean less money, fewer student offerings, and eventually a shuttered institution.

    "It's a reflection of, I think, an unsustainable operating platform, meaning a heavy reliance on tuition, which can't always keep up with inflation," said Fitch Ratings Senior Director Emily Wadhwani.

    "It can't always keep up with erosion in enrollment. We can't keep hiking tuition sticker price in the hopes that the net residual once you account for scholarship and discounting and the like is gonna be enough to sort of offset your growing expense base."

    #cnbc #closing #acrossamerica #erosion #hikingsticker #inthehopes #colleges #americaneducation #tuition
    Why More And More Colleges Are Closing Down Across America The mid-2010's saw an uptick in U.S. college closures—particularly in the private nonprofit space. Since 2016, 91 U.S. private colleges have either closed, merged with another school, or announced plans to close according to a CNBC analysis of data from Higher Ed Dive. This trend is affecting tens of thousands of college students across the country, with almost half of those schools closing after the onset of the pandemic in 2020. For many struggling schools the pandemic was the final straw—but two major themes showed up consistently throughout the closures: finances and enrollment. "There are two significant issues affecting higher education right now," said The Princeton Review's Editor-in-Chief Robert Franek. "Specifically, through the admission and enrollment offices. Number one, it is the admission cliff, and that is the impending decline. We'll be graduating our lowest high school classes by population in 2025. And most enrollment professionals have been wringing their hands about this date of 2025, but many schools have seen those enrollment declines already." About 95% of U.S. colleges rely on tuition, according to Franek, meaning they rely on money from students to operate. Dwindling enrollment numbers mean less money, fewer student offerings, and eventually a shuttered institution. "It's a reflection of, I think, an unsustainable operating platform, meaning a heavy reliance on tuition, which can't always keep up with inflation," said Fitch Ratings Senior Director Emily Wadhwani. "It can't always keep up with erosion in enrollment. We can't keep hiking tuition sticker price in the hopes that the net residual once you account for scholarship and discounting and the like is gonna be enough to sort of offset your growing expense base." #cnbc #closing #acrossamerica #erosion #hikingsticker #inthehopes #colleges #americaneducation #tuition
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  • Why California’s High-Speed Rail Is Taking So Long

    In 2008, California voted yes on a $9 billion bond authorization to build the nation’s first high-speed railway. The plan is to build an electric train that will connect Los Angeles with the Central Valley and then San Francisco in two hours and forty minutes. At the time, it was estimated the project would be complete by 2020 and cost $33 billion.

    But 15 years later, there is not a single mile of track laid, and there isn’t enough money to finish the project. The latest estimates show it will cost $88 billion to $128 billion to complete the entire system from LA to San Francisco. Inflation and higher construction costs have contributed to the high price tag. Despite the funding challenges, progress has been made on the project.

    119 miles are under construction in California’s Central Valley. The project recently celebrated its 10,000th worker on the job. The infrastructure design work is complete, and 422 out of 500 miles have been environmentally cleared. CNBC visited California’s Central Valley, where construction is underway, to find out what it will take to complete what would be the nation’s largest infrastructure project.

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    Why California’s High-Speed Rail Is Taking So Long In 2008, California voted yes on a $9 billion bond authorization to build the nation’s first high-speed railway. The plan is to build an electric train that will connect Los Angeles with the Central Valley and then San Francisco in two hours and forty minutes. At the time, it was estimated the project would be complete by 2020 and cost $33 billion. But 15 years later, there is not a single mile of track laid, and there isn’t enough money to finish the project. The latest estimates show it will cost $88 billion to $128 billion to complete the entire system from LA to San Francisco. Inflation and higher construction costs have contributed to the high price tag. Despite the funding challenges, progress has been made on the project. 119 miles are under construction in California’s Central Valley. The project recently celebrated its 10,000th worker on the job. The infrastructure design work is complete, and 422 out of 500 miles have been environmentally cleared. CNBC visited California’s Central Valley, where construction is underway, to find out what it will take to complete what would be the nation’s largest infrastructure project. #cnbc #news #breakingnews #highspeedrail #california #centralvalley #projects #sanfrancisco #visitcalifornia #infrastructure
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  • How The U.S. Is Stalling A Recession

    Wall Street investors remain braced for a recession. But a turndown hasn't yet materialized, due to strong demand from U.S. consumers. Spending makes up roughly 68% of the U.S. economy.

    It's remained strong amid high inflation as high-income Americans draw down generous savings accrued in the pandemic. Lower-income Americans who may have exhausted their pandemic savings are increasingly turning to credit cards to finance daily life.

    #cnbc #recession #consumers #americans #news #savings #pandemic #debtceiling #demand
    How The U.S. Is Stalling A Recession Wall Street investors remain braced for a recession. But a turndown hasn't yet materialized, due to strong demand from U.S. consumers. Spending makes up roughly 68% of the U.S. economy. It's remained strong amid high inflation as high-income Americans draw down generous savings accrued in the pandemic. Lower-income Americans who may have exhausted their pandemic savings are increasingly turning to credit cards to finance daily life. #cnbc #recession #consumers #americans #news #savings #pandemic #debtceiling #demand
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  • Blackstone CEO: China could 'probably' fully reopen by the fourth quarter of this year

    Blackstone CEO Steve Schwarzman joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss whether China will completely reopen this year and whether the reopening is good for inflation.

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    Blackstone CEO: China could 'probably' fully reopen by the fourth quarter of this year Blackstone CEO Steve Schwarzman joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss whether China will completely reopen this year and whether the reopening is good for inflation. #cnbc #blackstone #news #ceo #steveschwarzman #squawkbox #china #reopen #inflation #breakingnews #supplychain #worldleaders #businessnews #financialmarkets #markets
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  • Thousands of people are losing their jobs, inflation reached record levels, and recession is right at our doorstep.

    The best way to secure your finances is by building multiple streams of income. The good news is that we’re in a special point in time when you can build a business from scratch, without leaving your house.

    I’ll teach you 28 different ways you can start so you can make 2023 your most powerful year yet.

    #tailopez #money #selfhelp #28waystomakemoney #makemoney #personaldevelopment #onlinemoney #homebasebusiness #homebusiness #onlinebusiness
    Thousands of people are losing their jobs, inflation reached record levels, and recession is right at our doorstep. The best way to secure your finances is by building multiple streams of income. The good news is that we’re in a special point in time when you can build a business from scratch, without leaving your house. I’ll teach you 28 different ways you can start so you can make 2023 your most powerful year yet. #tailopez #money #selfhelp #28waystomakemoney #makemoney #personaldevelopment #onlinemoney #homebasebusiness #homebusiness #onlinebusiness
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  • Is a recession inevitable? | States of America

    Inflation reached a high of 9.1 percent earlier this year, the highest rate in more than four decades. In response, the Fed has raised interest rates five times. The question millions of Americans are asking is: When will the pain end? Economist and Professor Nada Eissa from Georgetown University breaks down why she thinks a recession is likely unavoidable.

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    Is a recession inevitable? | States of America Inflation reached a high of 9.1 percent earlier this year, the highest rate in more than four decades. In response, the Fed has raised interest rates five times. The question millions of Americans are asking is: When will the pain end? Economist and Professor Nada Eissa from Georgetown University breaks down why she thinks a recession is likely unavoidable. #inflation #fed #recession #news #usatoday #recession
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  • Welcome to the Money & Mimosas weekly video series where Danetha Doe chats about the biggest money news stories and the lessons you can learn from them.

    In this video, you'll learn:
    The latest on inflation in the U.S.
    A clever way to get $2,500 cash back when you buy a home
    Why your 401(k) could be bad for the planet and how to fix it
    Kim Kardashian’s latest business venture
    A new eco-friendly trend to make your property feel luxurious

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    Welcome to the Money & Mimosas weekly video series where Danetha Doe chats about the biggest money news stories and the lessons you can learn from them. In this video, you'll learn: 💵 The latest on inflation in the U.S. 🥂 A clever way to get $2,500 cash back when you buy a home 🌲 Why your 401(k) could be bad for the planet and how to fix it 💵 Kim Kardashian’s latest business venture 🥂 A new eco-friendly trend to make your property feel luxurious 💵 🥂 SUBSCRIBE to the Money & Mimosas newsletter for more money tips: https://www.moneyandmimosas.com/start... Read the article recap and links referenced: 💵📝https://www.moneyandmimosas.com/growm...
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