New Money discusses investing opportunities for the rest of us. Each episode explores a new financial product or opportunity that everyday people can invest in. We break down the pros, cons, and trends that we see emerging in this new world of Fintech.
We're in the midst of a financial revolution; with an explosion of unique new financial instruments that everyone is gaining the ability to invest in (even if it's $50 or $100 a month) thanks to new apps and new technology.
This podcast sits at that cross-section, covering and discussing the new tech and trends that make investing possible for the young, old and everyone in between.
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New Money discusses investing opportunities for the rest of us. Each episode explores a new financial product or opportunity that everyday people can invest in. We break down the pros, cons, and trends that we see emerging in this new world of Fintech.
We're in the midst of a financial revolution; with an explosion of unique new financial instruments that everyone is gaining the ability to invest in (even if it's $50 or $100 a month) thanks to new apps and new technology.
This podcast sits at that cross-section, covering and discussing the new tech and trends that make investing possible for the young, old and everyone in between.
In this episode, we discuss Fundrise, the crowdfunding site for real-estate. We also discuss new debit cards, a perk program that's built into slack and some ominous Facebook related tweets.
Check us out on twitter:
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Links from the show:
http://fundrise.com
https://www.startcherry.com/
https://www.catch.co/
https://trypointcard.com/
https://twitter.com/nathanielpopper/status/1101166661191655425
New Money
New Money discusses investing opportunities for the rest of us. Each episode explores a new financial product or opportunity that everyday people can invest in. We break down the pros, cons, and trends that we see emerging in this new world of Fintech.
We're in the midst of a financial revolution; with an explosion of unique new financial instruments that everyone is gaining the ability to invest in (even if it's $50 or $100 a month) thanks to new apps and new technology.
This podcast sits at that cross-section, covering and discussing the new tech and trends that make investing possible for the young, old and everyone in between.
