rachel: so it s a new year, we are going to talk about new finances. next guest says you can master money concepts in 30 seconds or less and all it takes a s. a cocktail napkin. here to explain is author of napkin finance tina. happy new year. thank you for having me. rachel: you went to harvard business school. usually people who go to harvard business school have r. very self-assured. you admit hey other people knew what was going on and i was struggling to keep up. you developed this concept of 30 second napkin to sort of counter that. that s right. i come from a liberal arts background and so i found myself in business school pursuing my mba and not having a finance background and being a visual learner i always use sketches and illustrations to understand different topics. most people are visual learners. rachel: i am a visual
their role is to manage buyers and sellers. manage the data and traffic flow. the two most prominent stock exchanges in the u.s. are the new york stock exchange and nasdaq. interestingly the s&p has not lost money over a 20 year period. rachel: the book is napkin finance. i love this concept. i love this idea of visual learning. that s how i learn and most people learn. you say it s good for teens and college students and older people who are just getting to understand some of these like bit coin that are happening. great gift. rachel: thank you so much for being here, tina. this is great for the new year. thank you for having me. rachel: okay. you got it. we still have a big show ahead. secretary of state mike pompeo, lawrence jones. and dr. alveda king are all still coming up. stay with us. i was born free i was born free born free could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance?
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Rutgers Business School-Newark and New Brunswick held a virtual conference on behavioral finance that attracted several hundred participants from around the world. The highlight of the program was a keynote question-and-answer session featuring Richard Thaler, a Nobel Laureate from the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago and a founder/principal of Fuller & Thaler Asset Management in San Mateo, California.
It s all made her more mindful about money. She and her fiancé plan on refinancing their house so that they can save about $300 a month. The next stimulus checks will be set aside, along with the tax refunds they receive in April. I don t think that we anticipated this lasting as long as it has, Alexander said. We took a lot of stuff for granted.
This is the time of year that many Americans make resolutions or look for ways to reset their lives. In 2021, people are hoping to move on from the pandemic and perhaps become smarter about their money.