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What Are You Waiting for, Generation Y? Save! While in some respects, famed Hollywood director Oliver Stone is a complete, raving idiot, in others he makes surprisingly cogent statements. In Wall Street 2, Stone’s script has former financial shark, CEO, and prisoner, Gordon Gekko, talking to a Generation Y crowd gathered to hear him promote…
Jason Hartman | Jason Hartman Foundation – Part 2
Owning a home has always been an essential part of the American dream–children have long grown up believing that they too can own a little piece of property surrounded by a white picket fence. And, while home ownership may have dwindled, the desire is still alive and well. Approximately 65%…
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Christine Hassler comes on to the Young Wealth show to talk about disappointment and how that affects millennials. She is a professional speaker and considers herself a Gen Y expert. She is also an author and has recently published a new book called Expectation Hangover: Overcoming Disappointment in Work, Love,…
Jason Hartman Foundation
What is the purpose of secondary education? Is it to have children learn the names of dead English poets? Is it to memorize dates and facts rather than the lessons of history? Is to learn mathematical theorems that will have little, if any, practical use in later life? Jason Hartman, having experienced the full range…
Financial Literacy | Jason Hartman Foundation – Part 4
Remember how everyone from Dad to Great Aunt Edna told you to save for a rainy day? As much as you want to pretend that’s just old fogey logic and has no place in your hipster lifestyle, stop and think about it again. That swinging carefree attitude might have worked…
