In this Money Moments episode of It’s No Secret, we chat with Dora Yip, CMO at PocketSmith, about the real life of a “household CFO.” Dora, who grew up in Singapore and now lives in Dunedin, shares how culture, values, and human behaviour shape our money experiences. In this episode we dive into: The mental load of managing family finances and reframing budgeting as values-led decision-making.How a $1,200 bubble tea bill became a surprising lesson in intentional spending.Dora's toolkit ...
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In this Money Moments episode of It’s No Secret, we chat with Dora Yip, CMO at PocketSmith, about the real life of a “household CFO.” Dora, who grew up in Singapore and now lives in Dunedin, shares how culture, values, and human behaviour shape our money experiences. In this episode we dive into: The mental load of managing family finances and reframing budgeting as values-led decision-making.How a $1,200 bubble tea bill became a surprising lesson in intentional spending.Dora's toolkit ...
Money Q&A: Pricing, Distributions, and Market Timing - Fund Units Explained
It's No Secret
34 minutes
8 months ago
Money Q&A: Pricing, Distributions, and Market Timing - Fund Units Explained
In this episode, we are joined by Aaron, our Portfolio Analyst, to explain fund units and how they work. We cover important topics like swing pricing and the effects of distributions, helping both new and experienced investors understand these concepts better. Tune in to learn how fund units work! Specifically, we chat about: What are units in a fund, and how are they different from company shares?How is the unit price set, and why is end-of-day valuation important?Why does the unit pri...
It's No Secret
In this Money Moments episode of It’s No Secret, we chat with Dora Yip, CMO at PocketSmith, about the real life of a “household CFO.” Dora, who grew up in Singapore and now lives in Dunedin, shares how culture, values, and human behaviour shape our money experiences. In this episode we dive into: The mental load of managing family finances and reframing budgeting as values-led decision-making.How a $1,200 bubble tea bill became a surprising lesson in intentional spending.Dora's toolkit ...