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FinTech for the Precariat
By Ricardo Miranda ZunigaTechnology
FinTech for the Precariat episodes
- Robinhood Is Being Used Like a CasinoSubject 6 (Finance Specialist): Rather than being employed to make smart and long-term investments, Robinhood is being used like a casino.1 min
- Educators Are Part of the PrecariatSubject 7 (Precariat/Cultural Worker/Educator): Educators in the United States are paid so poorly and generally work so hard that teaching is not sustainable.5 min
- Considering the Benefits of Health InsuranceSubject 7 (Precariat/Cultural Worker/Educator): Personal reflections on the benefits of health insurance.1 min
- How to Live without DebtSubject 7 (Precariat/Cultural Worker/Educator): Sharing the decisions made in order to live without debt.3 min
- Contributing to an IRA - A Retirement PlanSubject 7 (Precariat/Cultural Worker/Educator): Pensions Gone, No 401K, Started an IRA1 min
- Becoming an Academic Is Not an OptionSubject 7 (Precariat/Cultural Worker/Educator): In general, academic positions are incredibly competitive and the academic environment itself is competitive and tends to be judgemental. As a white woman, an academic position at this time seems unachievable.2 min
- NYC Is UnaffordableSubject 7 (Precariat/Cultural Worker/Educator): As a cultural worker and educator, living in NYC is not possible in the long run.1 min
- The Need for Government Support Is RealSubject 7 (Precariat/Cultural Worker/Educator): About the Need for Government Support1 min
- Governemnt and Legislation Can Help Create Green JobsSubject 7 (Precariat/Cultural Worker/Educator): A declaration that the federal government can be pivotal in generating green jobs.2 min
- Introducing the Queens Community Land TrustSubject 7 (Precariat/Cultural Worker/Educator): The Queens Community Land Trust (CLT) brings together manufacturers, food vendors, artists, educators...1 min
About FinTech for the Precariat
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It has been projected that the 2020s will be the decade of the FinTech Revolution. This Marketing hyperbole is on the heels of many such revolutions – the Green Revolution, the Personal Computing…
Revolution, the dot.com, web2.0 and Social Network Revolution... These tech revolutions are sold on the promises of democratization and wealth, however, their applications and results are much more complex than merely advancing technologies for the advancement of humankind. FinTech for the Precariat, questions the various possible applications of emerging financial technologies and brings to the forefront the question of who ultimately will these technologies serve?