Joe Pinsker

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1,247 appearances 30 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2022 last heard Jan 2025

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But something that came out of these interviews that I did with people was that there's something a little bit less easy to quantify that happens in terms of a mindset shift when you don't have student debt. voice-verified
One graduate I talked with voice-verified
was saying that in the nearly a decade since he's graduated, when he's faced with a big decision in life, the question that he often finds himself asking is, which choice would make for a better story? voice-verified
And that's led him down some interesting paths. voice-verified
He's moved to China. voice-verified
He's gone and worked for a startup. voice-verified
He's gone into the fire or financial independence retire early movement. voice-verified
There are all these pathways that he's taken that have been different than what he'd otherwise do. voice-verified
And he was saying that if he'd had debt to pay off, it probably would have prevented him from having this more experimental and exploratory orientation towards life. voice-verified
Even if some people do have their balances wiped out entirely by President Biden's plan, that wouldn't change their financial histories. voice-verified
And the fact of having carried debt in the first place would still create some difficulties moving forward. voice-verified
Yeah, thanks for having me. voice-verified
When you look at people who have a household income under $40,000 a year, 75% of those people say they don't have any money in the stock market at all. voice-verified
But at $100,000 a year or above, still 11% of Americans in that group say they don't have any stocks. voice-verified
Yeah, thank you for having me. voice-verified
Many of these people just can't afford to invest. voice-verified
This is something you see when you start breaking down this data by income. voice-verified
When you look at people who have a household income under $40,000 a year. voice-verified
75% of those people say they don't have any money in the stock market at all. voice-verified
But for another group of people, there appears to be some element of choice. voice-verified
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