Dr Natalie Hendry

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Australian Finance Podcast · Finfluencers & social investing with Dr Natalie Hendry · 11 Nov 2021 podcast
It builds relatability.
It builds a sense of authenticity.
For people to share those experiences on a forum or in a discussion, to see them as an education in itself is fascinating.
It's maybe something that we perhaps don't hear a lot about in other kinds of areas like health,
People are not really talking about their mistakes in that way and especially not so quickly.
So it's not, oh, I lost this amount of money yesterday.
I'm going to change this.
So I really need to fix up my, or I need to rebalance what my portfolio looks like.
This seems different to gambling where talking about loss
needs to be seen as oh lol I made a mistake I was so drunk I put this bet on so it kind of fits that event narrative of I got a bit crazy on the weekend oops there goes 500 whereas investing that's like oh I thought I did this but I didn't do this I should have checked their reports I should have done this there's always another stage of learning and that was seen as essential for the people in our study at least.
And I think some people say, I've made this decision.
Can you give me some feedback on it?
Because they are seeking just to sort of check all their boxes, I guess, in regards to that.
Talking about all of this, I just think about how much work and investment you need to do to invest in some ways, which works for some people that have the time that might have jobs in front of computers or that are allowed to listen to a podcast while they're doing something that might be more hands-on.
So I think that's the piece to this.
As a social researcher, I'm interested in who is this accessible for and who is this inaccessible for?
Who does this still exclude?
But talking to some people who never thought that they would be investors that had always been interested in, say, social justice or environmental ethics, trying to find spaces to talk about investing and to see both, you know, what's problematic and what's great about it.
It's been really fascinating for me, but also kind of starts to tease apart how we can make it more accessible for the people that do want to get involved too, especially through the pandemic where we know people
young adults, people under 30, some of them, you know, had to use up all their savings.
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