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"My Two Cents" makes sense of the financial world with real talk, relatable stories, and practical advice you can actually use. Whether you're a teen just starting out or a young adult ready to take control of your money, this podcast gives you the mindset, tools, and tips to build a financially confident future and build your financial identity. Hear from students, entrepreneurs, and experts as we break down how to make smart money moves, starting today.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 17 days
Average audio length:
16 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
20 episodes
since Aug. 7, 2025
episodic
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This episode digs into how the wellness industry turns "fix yourself" into a recurring charge on your card - often with little to no evidence it actually works - using the viral "Nature's Ozempic" trend to show exactly how.
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Ever picked up a prescription expecting a normal copay and gotten hit with a $200 bill instead? We get into why that happens - why the same drug can have five different prices, and why Americans pay more for prescriptions than almost anywhere else in the world. Plus: how those costs sneak into your…
In this episode of My Two Cents, we explore overconfidence bias: the tendency for investors to overestimate what they know, how well they can predict the market, or how skilled they are at picking winners. Listeners will learn how overconfidence can lead to too much trading, too much risk, and too …
Why do smart people still make investing mistakes? In the first episode of the series Behavioral Insights into Investing, My Two Cents explores how behavioral biases like overconfidence, herding, loss aversion, and the disposition effect can shape the way individual investors trade, react to risk, …
Why do investors keep finding evidence that supports a stock they already believe in?
This episode of My Two Cents: Behavioral Insights into Investing explores confirmation bias through the dot-com bubble and a study of nearly 400,000 StockTwits users. We look at how investors create information ec…
Why does an investment feel safer when everyone else is buying it? In this episode of Behavioral Insights into Investing, we explore herding—the tendency to follow the crowd when markets feel uncertain. Learn how social signals can shape investor decisions, amplify booms and crashes, and make popul…
Why can losing $20 feel more powerful than gaining $20? In this episode of Behavioral Insights into Investing, we explore loss aversion, the disposition effect, and why investors may hold losing investments while selling winners too soon. We also look at how reference points, frequent portfolio che…
In this episode, Mahima interviews Gio Ahern, an investing partner at Andreessen Horowitz, discussing his journey from high school to a career in investing. They explore the daily life of an investor, essential skills for young investors, and the differences between private equity and venture capit…
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