The MeridianThesis
Money. Markets. Household Explained. Independent analysis translated into a pragmatic personal finance playbook.
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System & Kids 1|Can Belgium’s Schools Bridge the Financial Literacy Gap?
When we talk about financial education, we often ask whether children are being taught about money. But there is a more interesting question
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How are they being taught to think about it?
Do they learn about money only throug...
The Next Dollar Dilemma: How to Decide Where Your Money Should Go Next
Most people know where their money went. But knowing where your money went is very different from knowing what it should do next.
And that gap is exactly what my framework is designed to address: how do you decide what your next dollar...
Me&Kid 3| How I Teach Emma the Difference Between Needs and Wants
One Saturday afternoon, Daniel was shopping with his eight-year old daughter, Emma, when she spotted something she immediately wanted.
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She asked “Can I have it?” Daniel looked at the price and replied “No. You don’t need...
Me&Kids 2 | What Kids are Learning From Us?
My friend Daniel was 27 and had the kind of life his parents had always wanted for him a good job, comfortable apartment, and salary that looked good on paper.
From the outside, things seemed to be going well.But one Saturday morning,...
The Oil Shock Is Only the Beginning
Back in the summer of 1990, oil prices stopped being just number on a commodities screen.
Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait sent shockwaves through global energy market. Oil prices jumped, gasoline became more expensive, and Americans thousand...
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