In This Economy? | Jill on Money

On this episode of Jill on Money, Jill is joined by Kyla Scanlon to discuss her new book "In This Economy?"
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[@TheCompoundNews]

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[@pullman1958]

It’s very refreshing to see a young person with this level of wisdom and knowledge. It restores my faith in the future.

[@Mr.Eeeeeeeee]

Yes Kyla is an extraordinary person. She should run for office.

[@mariementor7994]

Yes, she’s amazing

[@sergeyyakubovsky7259]

Amazing host and amazing guests as always!

[@MikeBarnhill]

Grateful for a new full episode!

[@MatthewMS.]

Kyla is always great

[@Username_CC_]

Great interview!

[@TheCompoundNews]

Thanks!

[@tomgoodman2360]

I appreciate that Kyla, as a young person, isn’t advocating burning down the established system in favor of some better way. She’s out there explaining how it works now so you can make wise decisions. If you want to go burning that’s on you, at least you’ll be better informed having listened to Kyla.

[@zeth9965]

Jill is my fave, Kyla is my hero.

[@Mr.Eeeeeeeee]

Great discussion. Been following Kyla a lot lately. History does not repeat but resembles itself. So many people tend to slice and dice numbers but in reality, we are usually working with a small sample. Meaning looking back to predict the future does not always work. Plus while human behavior is somewhat predictable, strong emotions tend to throw a wrench into decision making. We should appreciate what is happening today and not worry about what will happen tomorrow.

[@Miggy2j]

Great conversation

[@TheCompoundNews]

Thanks!

[@jamesburns679]

finally a full ep! thank you

[@BitsOfInterest]

As an older Millennial who got out of college around The Great Recession my mindset at the time wasn't any less doomer than Gen Z is now.
I only started saving for retirement when I finally got a "real job" and even then just the minimum. It took Covid for me to worry about the petty amount in my 401(k) and still I was afraid of losing it, so I educated myself and started saving a lot.
I hope Gen Z figures it out sooner than I did, because a little goes a long way. Just starting your Roth IRA in your 20's and maxing it out eventually will prevent you from having to max out your 401(k) and Roth and put money in brokerage 10-15 years later just to catch up...

[@n1west]

Great book. Nice overview of how markets and the economy work. It’s a bit unfortunate its a gramatical disaster.

[@musadawood2655]

Please go over option contracts and why some people wake up to negative $500k in their accounts.

[@JamesDell-ni9hp]

What is the percentage of investors that were once teachers?

[@isiah675]

Finallyyyy

[@midwestcannabis]

🥳✌️ Nice🥳✌️

[@randy74989]

Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) into investments every time you get a paycheck will pay off in the long run. Having a 401k, a 401k Roth, or both are great investment vehicles for folks who have these investment options at work; especially if your company has a matching % plan. A company match amount is free money every time you get a paycheck, i.e., the company match amount is a 100% return every two weeks or once a month depending upon when and how often you get paid.

[@kyleinpa5285]

She’s right about supply and demand. And if you increase the supply of money, there will be more demand for the same amount of goods and services.