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So, this month I was invited to be the speaker of alumni sharing session for new students of SEF (School of Economics and Finance) Queen Mary University of London. I was really nervous and didn't speak like I do like in this podcast. However, for you who attended the sharing session and missed out …

I have observed a trend of stock investing in my generation since last year, however why do I don't even start to invest? How important is it to invest in stock and what kind of things you need to know before you start trading and investing in stocks? Curious? Listen to this episode of the podcast …

Impulsive buying? That's the word to describe the urge to buy something we don't need in a rush. What's the explanation behind it from Behavioural Science perspective and how to resolve it? Because we all know that someday it might be a harmful habit for our financial health.

I know your struggle! I've been struggling too! But here's the glimpse of an insight in how to sort financial priorities.

IDR 500k Photocard, IDR 500k for dolls. Would anything of that K-Pop fan girl spending makes sense to you? This podcast would explain about the reason of biased K-Pop fan girl culture. Mainly discussed about Endowment Effect and Loss Aversion based on Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky's 1970s resea…

How much is the safest saving? How much do we need to save? How to manage our spending and budgeting? This episode will give you an insights on your personal finance. Managing your personal spending is a personal decision but this episode at least will help you to decided which is which. More qu…

Do you want to start investing but still has no clue about which financial instrument to invest? Stay back and relax. Listen to this podcast and find out!

Do you ever think that saving is too hard? Ever tried the 50:20:30 ratio but doesn't work? I think you need to listen to this podcast and find the best way to save. The ultimate key: do what you love, love what you do!

For years since Adam Smith came up with Economics theory, traditional economist consider that human are rational. In terms of economics, they believe that every decision they have made is precision and accurate. However, Kahneman and Tversky didn't think so. In spite of being rational, human can be…