HeyJaredFrom Wall Street to Your Street
From Wall Street to Your Street helps you make sense of markets, money, and behavior—without the jargon. Investment advisor Ryan Flanders breaks down market trends, investor psychology, and real-life financial decisions so you can invest smarter and avoid common pitfalls.
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Bruh, What’s a Budget? Ep. 2 — It’s MY Money! (opens the original)
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You earned it. You saved it. Maybe Grandma handed it to you for your birthday. So…does that mean you should be able to spend it however you want? This week on Bruh, What’s a Budget? , Ryan takes on one of the classic kid-versus-parent money arguments: “It’s MY money!” We’re talking ownership, blowing your money on something ridiculous, earning the difference when Mom and Dad say no, why Dad refuses to loan his kids money—and why parents sometimes need to stop trying to prevent every bad decision
Bruh, What’s a Budget? Ep. 1 — Why Nobody Teaches This Stuff (opens the original)
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Why do schools teach us that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell…but nobody explains credit cards, investing, taxes, or why your dad loses his mind when you touch the thermostat? Welcome to Bruh, What’s a Budget? — a summer series for middle schoolers, parents, and anyone trying to raise a kid who doesn't become financially cooked. In Episode 1, Ryan breaks down what money actually is, why companies are so good at getting us to spend it, why looking rich and actually building wealth a
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