Tune in every Saturday Morning, for Andrew Temte’s insights into personal and professional continuous improvement with a focus on improving financial literacy and financial decision-making.
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Tune in every Saturday Morning, for Andrew Temte’s insights into personal and professional continuous improvement with a focus on improving financial literacy and financial decision-making.
In this episode of Saturday Morning Muse, Andy explores the historical tension between the moral objections to charging interest and the economic necessity for credit. It traces the evolution of interest from ancient civilizations, through religious prohibitions, to modern acceptance, highlighting the innovative financial practices that emerged to reconcile these conflicting views. The discussion emphasizes the ongoing challenge of balancing the need for credit markets with concerns about exploitation and inequality.
Saturday Morning Muse
Tune in every Saturday Morning, for Andrew Temte’s insights into personal and professional continuous improvement with a focus on improving financial literacy and financial decision-making.
