Dr Natalie Hendry

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Australian Finance Podcast · Finfluencers & social investing with Dr Natalie Hendry · 11 Nov 2021 podcast

And I think maybe I'm really speaking, Kate, to the people talking about this issue and just focusing on influencers, but forgetting this whole ecosystem, like you said, that's out there.

So I don't know if that ties it on a bow so well.

This is what you get from speaking with social researchers that, you know, complicate things.

But yeah, paying attention to how we're learning and supporting different people to learn through this, what we'd call the social learning way, that there's lots of different pieces to it as well.

And I guess you know respecting that people like to engage with things that make sense to them that do feel relatable and yes that does come with challenges too when people are selling

a course that's gonna change your mindset for three grand and teach you the magic of compound interest.

Okay, but when you could just get that from a TikTok or the Money Smart website or just any book.

But again, respecting that different people will need different ways to learn about these things.

That again, maybe tap more into the misperceptions, that lack of confidence, that curtain that's down, that other sort of how you speak this language of finance that's not part of the everyday life.

too.

So it sounds weird, but, you know, more people talking about these things in different ways that aren't necessarily neutral ways, I think will be better supportive for the whole ecosystem, particularly when it comes to accessibility.

And we're working on some research papers so journal articles from this project and thinking up where to next obviously people are really concerned about regulation and that is important.

But again, I think there's some missing pieces there for us to think about how people are learning or how people are engaging in these spaces.

So I'll share some other links that are on the APO sites.

That's the Analysis and Policy Observatory.

Lots of academic research on there.

If you want to know some people's thoughts about the HILDA study, it's on there.

But if you just want to dabble and see what academics are saying about the space and people that work in that world, lots of free resources to have a look at there.

it would be really inappropriate for me to share, you know, my favourite websites or podcasters or TikTokers because I don't have a financial background.

So any of these things, again, are really directed towards, you know, what's the social research saying?

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