Bitcoin. It’s at all time highs and it’s all the rage AGAIN! Mikey and Luke invite Darcy Ungaro from Ungaro & Co which Is a Registered Financial Service Provider to discuss this internet coin, thing?! Darcy also hosts ‘The Everyday Investor’ podcast. 
This conversation turns into a 2 hour conversation around bitcoin and what the hell it’s all about. We go down many roads: is money broken? Is it an inflation hedge? Are people ‘short’ the NZ dollar? Do home owners understand this but not buy it? Did Luke lose 0.4 of one in Vegas? 
If you’ve been interested in Bitcoin this will get your mind spinning. 
Note: this isn’t a bitcoin basics podcast but we’ll do one of those soon too.
This isn’t a recommendation to buy Bitcoin either, it’s a discussion around what is going on. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bitcoin: Boom Or Bust From Here? w Darcy Ungaro (Ungaro & Co)

Keep The Change - improving Kiwis financial literacy. Ever wanted to learn more about money, the economy, finances and how to have a better financial life? Now you can. This is one of New Zealand's leading financial learning podcasts. I (Luke) wanted to share insights from my life, my role as a Chartered Accountant with successful and failing clients as well as a look at all of the dumb sh!t I have done along the way too. There is also a read of the weekly 'Money Mail' lesson. Please take action :) You can subscribe to the weekly Money Mail lessons that come out at 9am every Friday. See Keepthechange.co.nz FOLLOW ►Instagram https://www.instagram.com/keepthechange_nz/Tik Tok + Facebook + LinkedInCheck Out My Accounting Practice: www.nextadvisory.nz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Over 80% of school leavers said that they wished they had learned more about money at school. Sorted in Schools are doing something about this by providing resources for both students and teachers. The goal is to improve financial capability. That means being good with money which is an essential life skill. It means being equipped with the knowledge, skills and confidence to make good financial decisions at each life stage, and attain goals with choices. I am joined by Claire Bailey from Sorted In Schools who is a learning specialist and I ask her how the programme is progressing and what the vision is. Sorted in Schools is free for all secondary schools and designed by teachers for teachers. We are often quick to assume nothing is being done to educate our next generation about money but here’s an example of a resource that many people don’t know exists. 
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Teaching Students Money - w Claire Bailey (Sorted In Schools)

I have a sneaky suspicion that many of us have lost focus and got ourselves trapped mentally. When we do this, we focus on the wrong things and unfortunately this leads to the wrong outcomes. The world shows up how we see it so we better be deliberate about how we see it and what we focus on. Let's focus...
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Money Mail 211 - Solo Mum Uses This To Go Unconditional

This is a re-release of an earlier podcast that other listeners have found very useful.
With all this doom and gloom it’s a good reminder to consider the currencies you’re collecting. This is a good time to remember that it’s not always about house prices, economic growth, net worth & bank balances. Just because a recession may be the measurement of whether our economy is or isn’t growing doesn’t mean you can’t.
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ICYWL - Money Mail 134 - I am stacking these currencies

If we know what is going to happen and it doesn’t but then eventually it does, are we still right? We explore how many times we’ve thought things would happen but they’ve taken a lot longer to. So were we right or wrong? There is value in being both right and being early. Should we talk about crypto, Heartland bank and A2 Milk? Go on then! Another thought provoking podcast to get us thinking about the information we see online and whether being wrong can also be ok when directionally correct.
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Being Early Is Still Wrong? w Mikey Smith

Imagine this; you live in a world where ANY information you need exists. You have an assistant you can quickly message to get the answers. The assistant will tell you exactly what to say to help you get to the next step. Well, guess what? You do. ChatGPT entered the chat in November 2022. And before you go all ‘screw you Luke, AI will take all our jobs’ on me without even trying to use AI once in your life to understand it better, keep an open, curious mind and tune in because we are going to explore using it to solve our problems.
Hey thanks for listening! Please take some form of action from this content, don’t just be a consumer, become a producer! Make sure you’re subscribed to Money Mail via Keepthechange.co.nz to receive our weekly lesson on money and financial literacy. Stay close to us on social media and share this with someone that you think this content will help. Together we can collectively improve the financial literacy of New Zealand - let’s get on with it. 
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Bitcoin: Boom Or Bust From Here? w Darcy Ungaro (Ungaro & Co)

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