Friends That Invest

This week, we’re excited to be joined by Stephanie Choo, Investor at the FinTech VC strategy of Portage, a global fintech and financial services investment platform, and Board of Directors at Pearler. Steph shares valuable insights on investing and portfolio strategies, and emphasises the need for a diversified portfolio in angel and seed investing to manage risk effectively. Steph also highlights the importance of investing in oneself and keeping personal expenses in check for long-term financial flexibility.Watch the episode on Youtube hereFor more Friends That Invest:Stock Market Tea newsletter: build financial freedom in under 5 minutes a week. Join 115,000+ investors in training.InstagramTikTokTwitterFacebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Money Confessions, a weekly series where you tell us your deepest, darkest money secrets or hot takes. You're joined by Sim and Sonya, two best friends who have *a lot* to say.This week, Sim and Sonya discuss the sensitive topic of keeping financial secrets from partners. They emphasise the importance of open communication and trust in a relationship when it comes to money matters. They encourage listeners to have honest conversations with their partners about investments and risk tolerance to avoid misunderstandings or potential conflicts.Watch the episode on Youtube hereFor more Friends That Invest:Stock Market Tea newsletter: build financial freedom in under 5 minutes a week. Join 115,000+ investors in training.InstagramTikTokTwitterFacebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Girls That Startup, a weekly series where we spill the tea on how to create a seven-figure side hustle - because no one saves their way to wealth. You’re joined by Sim, a seven-figure business owner, and Maia, an entrepreneur in the making.This week, Sim and Maia explore different avenues for raising capital and starting a business, including unique approaches like venture capitalist pitch competitions and government grants. They also discuss the option of small business loans from banks and the potential benefits and drawbacks involved. The conversation highlights the importance of considering long-term goals and finding creative ways to fund and grow a business.Watch the episode on Youtube hereFor more Friends That Invest:Stock Market Tea newsletter: build financial freedom in under 5 minutes a week. Join 115,000+ investors in training.InstagramTikTokTwitterFacebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Sim and Sonya delve into the current state of the stock market and the burning question of when it will recover. While historical data shows the market's resilience and potential for growth, experts struggle to predict the exact timing of a rebound. They offer practical advice, urging investors to stay level-headed, review their strategies, and consult with advisors to navigate the uncertainty.Watch the episode on Youtube hereFor more Friends That Invest:Stock Market Tea newsletter: build financial freedom in under 5 minutes a week. Join 115,000+ investors in training.InstagramTikTokTwitterFacebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Money Confessions, a weekly series where you tell us your deepest, darkest money secrets or hot takes. You're joined by Sim and Sonya, two best friends who have *a lot* to say.This week, Sim and Sonya discuss a Reddit confession about a person who gives large sums of money to random women and is now facing financial ruin. They explore the addictive and self-destructive nature of this behaviour, raising concerns about power dynamics and the need for genuine connections. They suggest seeking professional help and healthier avenues for giving back to society, emphasising the importance of addressing underlying issues and finding fulfilment beyond monetary gestures.Watch the episode on Youtube hereFor more Friends That Invest:Stock Market Tea newsletter: build financial freedom in under 5 minutes a week. Join 115,000+ investors in training.InstagramTikTokTwitterFacebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Girls That Startup, a weekly series where we spill the tea on how to create a seven-figure side hustle - because no one saves their way to wealth. You’re joined by Sim, a seven-figure business owner, and Maia, an entrepreneur in the making.This week, Sim and Maia discuss productivity apps. They mention Canva for creating visual content, Flow for managing tasks and workflows, and Notion for organisation and content calendars. They also discuss Monday.com for project management and ChatGPT for email writing and content ideation.Watch the episode on Youtube hereFor more Friends That Invest:Stock Market Tea newsletter: build financial freedom in under 5 minutes a week. Join 115,000+ investors in training.InstagramTikTokTwitterFacebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In their conversation, Sim and Ana discuss teaching children about money and investing. They emphasise the value of organic conversations and real-life examples to help kids understand financial concepts. Ana shares her strategies, including investing on behalf of her children and involving them in the process, while also being mindful of avoiding complacency and instilling a strong work ethic.Watch the episode on Youtube hereFor more Friends That Invest:Stock Market Tea newsletter: build financial freedom in under 5 minutes a week. Join 115,000+ investors in training.InstagramTikTokTwitterFacebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Money Confessions, a weekly series where you tell us your deepest, darkest money secrets or hot takes. You're joined by Sim and Sonya, two best friends who have *a lot* to say.This week on Money Confessions, Sim and Sonya discuss a listener's money confession of secretly sending money to her mother from a shared account. They delve into the importance of trust and open communication in relationships, emphasising the need to have honest conversations with partners about financial decisions. They suggest that being open about such matters can alleviate guilt and strengthen the relationship.Watch the episode on Youtube hereFor more Friends That Invest:Stock Market Tea newsletter: build financial freedom in under 5 minutes a week. Join 115,000+ investors in training.InstagramTikTokTwitterFacebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Girls That Startup, a weekly series where we spill the tea on how to create a seven-figure side hustle - because no one saves their way to wealth. You’re joined by Sim, a seven-figure business owner, and Maia, an entrepreneur in the making.This week, Sim and Maia discuss the process of hiring Friends That Invest’s first employee. They share their experiences with job descriptions, sorting through applications, and conducting interviews. Simran highlights the importance of being clear about job expectations and providing thorough training, while Maia emphasises the significance of finding someone who aligns with the company's values.Watch the episode on Youtube hereFor more Friends That Invest:Stock Market Tea newsletter: build financial freedom in under 5 minutes a week. Join 115,000+ investors in training.InstagramTikTokTwitterFacebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Sim and Sonya share their experiences with frugal tips that didn't quite work out. From failed attempts at meal prepping and bulk buying as a single person to the regret of buying cheap knockoff electronics, they highlight the importance of finding what truly works for you in the realm of saving money. Ultimately, their refreshing take reminds us that it's okay to prioritise personal preferences and happiness over rigid frugality.Watch the episode on Youtube hereFor more Friends That Invest:Stock Market Tea newsletter: build financial freedom in under 5 minutes a week. Join 115,000+ investors in training.InstagramTikTokTwitterFacebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.