Abi (Abbey) Foster

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The Curve · Why more families than ever are ending up in court over wills. · 28 Jul 2026 podcast

Wealth inequality is getting worse.

And it is becoming really...

dangerous i think because what do you want how much trust would you have in the system if you could think if you thought that someone could buy their way in like i don't really want a doctor that's bought their way in i want a doctor that you're sorry i didn't even think about the fact it's doctors as well yeah they're going to eventually become medical professionals and i wouldn't want a medical professional that's been able to buy their way in i want them to know their stuff and i

Yeah, I think that is probably the biggest worry that I have.

And obviously, India, there's already huge inequalities.

And I think this is just going to make it even worse.

One of the wildest things is that China is still considered an emerging market, which I think is bizarre.

It's such a powerhouse now.

But yeah, these are emerging markets.

And I think things that they need to do is what they've said in their pillars, like looking at women, for instance, like the gender pay gap and the gender inequality gap could bring in so much money to the GDP.

Like I'm sure a lot of people have read Invisible Women and they understood how, you know, women...

can multiply the... The money that they bring into the economy gets multiplied so much more quickly.

And I can't remember the stat, but such a high percentage of finance now is in the hands of women because they handle the family finances and things like that.

And I think...

I personally think when it comes to India, that their keys to success is in the women that they have at their fingertips.

Some of the, obviously, unemployment rates that we can mention here, obviously talk about how among graduates, Gen Z males is around 29% unemployment rate.

For women, that goes up to 37%.

And that's actually really detrimental to their economy.

So if they fix that and get those young women and get women in general jobs,

producing income into the GDP, into the economy of India, it could really skyrocket over a period of time, but they just need to provide like decent education and support their women and young women into careers.

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