Relative Currency: Recent Episodes
Alysia, Trefyn, & Frank
Dr. Elisa Chiang continues to talk about her journey from practicing medicine to achieving financial freedom.
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Dr. Elisa Chiang joins the show to talk about her journey from practicing medicine to achieving financial freedom.
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Dr. Brittne Halford continues discussing her journey to financial freedom and the formation of her business More Joy More Wealth.
Dr. Brittne Halford joins the show to discuss her journey to financial freedom and the formation of her business More Joy More Wealth.
Alysia discusses the differences between UTMA and UGMA as an asset vehicle for children.
Alysia and Frank discuss a comprehensive study on the realities of the racial wealth gap put together by the Demos Group.
Frank talks about the aftermath of bankrupt cryptocurrency exchanges and what customers should do with their settlements when they are paid out.
Frank, Alysia, and Trefyn talk about how generational attitudes about money can shape economic conditions.
Alysia, Trefyn, and Frank discuss retirement options for Americans in other countries.
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Alysia and Frank continue their discussion on how listeners can reduce their tax burden.
Alysia and Frank share sage advice on how you can reduce your tax burden through employer benefits.
Alysia, Trefyn, and Frank discuss how to invest wisely with an economic downturn looming.
Alysia talks about why the recent Supreme Court ruling changes perception more than reality.
Alysia and Frank discuss simple ways to save on travel, dining, and other activities during the summer.
Frank and Alysia discuss the SEC's recent actions against cryptocurrency exchanges in the United States and what actions crypto investors should take.
With a worldwide economic recession looming, Alysia, Trefyn, and Frank discuss the best ways to protect yourself financially.
Alysia explores why the recent of rash of bank failures in the U.S. is not a coincidence.
Trefyn and Alysia discuss all things insurance in the final part of the New Year, New Me Finance series.
Alysia leads an in depth discussion on the pitfalls of consumer debt in part 2 of the New Year, New Me Finance series.
Alysia, Trefyn, and Frank discuss the danger of using centralized cryptocurrency exchanges in part 1 of their New Year, New Me Finance series.
Alysia and Trefyn share financial strategies to take advantage of adverse economic conditions.
Trefyn continues with his account of opening a business in Beijing during the pandemic.
Alysia and Frank continue discussing Morgan Housel's book and blog post, titled the Psychology of Money, and the paradoxical cost of gaining wealth.
Alysia and Frank discuss Morgan Housel's book and blog post, titled the Psychology of Money, and the idea that luck and risk are one in the same.
Alysia, Trefyn, and Frank discuss retirement options for Americans in a post COVID-19 world.
Frank broaches the topic of reparations for African Americans in the United States of America.
Alysia breaks down the complex series of systemic obstacles African Americans have navigated to attain financial stability in the United States of America.
Special Guest E.J. Sampson joins the podcast to discuss the evils of the American prison system.
Alysia questions traditional financial assumptions as COVID-19 wreaks havoc on the U.S. economy.
Frank talks about the necessity of having an emergency fund for life's unexpected events.
Alysia leads the way in a conversation on saving money and creating value when buying groceries.
Frank and Alysia look at the dangers of the for profit model that universities use to trap potential students in a never ending debt cycle.
Trefyn, Alysia, and Frank question the potential adoption of Libra amid recent Congressional hearings.
Alysia shares the impetus for her journey into financial literacy when her fifth child was born with special needs.
Join relative currency on their inaugural episode as Frank and Alysia explore the common misconception of taking on large amounts of debt for a promise of future income.