UA-145309205-1 INVESTING, THE ETHNICITY PAY GAP & POUNDED YAM WITH MRMONEYJAR - Money and More Podcast

Episode 27

EP 27 - INVESTING, THE ETHNICITY PAY GAP & POUNDED YAM WITH MRMONEYJAR

Published on: 14th June, 2020

This weeks show turns it's attention to the ethnicity pay gap, investing, pounded yam and much more. You may only learn what pounded yam is, but trust me it will be worth it.

The ethnic pay gap petition: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/300105

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I am passionate about financial education, so much so that I left a high paying corporate job to create content and share the knowledge I gained in a 15 year career. I am a YouTuber, Podcaster and Author on a mission to have conversations I wished someone had with me in my twenties. I believe one of the best ways to help people improve their financial literacy is by keeping things simple, relatable and practical.