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In today’s episode Dev explains the World Bank's Pillars of Retirement, touching on:
👉🏾 why the framework was created
👉🏿 what are the 5 pillars
👉🏻 how does Australia compare?
👉 what we can take away from the framework for our own retirement planning
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In today’s episode Dev explains the concept of recursive self improvement and how it relates to the use of AI and your personal finances. He also touches on:
👉🏾 how people can partner with AI in their finances
👉🏿 the pros of this
👉🏻 the risks involved
👉Dev's take on using AI in personal finance
Dev Raga Personal Finance is prou...
In this bonus episode Dev discusses the bond market and why everyone is so panicked, and does it really matter. We will link how it's related to government debt, interest rates, stock markets, and yield rates.
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In this episode Dev unpacks the tax law that is now in effect impacting individuals with higher superannuation earnings. He covers:
👉🏾 what is Div 296 and why was it created
👉🏿 how does the legislation differ from the initial 2023 proposal
👉🏻 how are indexation and unrealised capital gains treated
👉 worked examples of $3M, $7M and $15M sup...
In this episode Dev unpacks how the Gini coefficient is used to measure economic inequality. He explains how it works plus:
👉🏾 income inequality vs wealth inequality
👉🏿 what is the Lorenz curve
👉🏻 what is Pigou-Dalton principle
👉 limitations of the Gini coefficient
👉🏼 where does Australia sit relative to the OECD countries
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