Mar
20
Odd Lots: How a Fund Manager Teaches His Kids About Money and Banking
ByFive-year-olds don’t like negative interest rates.
Coins surround a piggy bank.
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Plenty of people pay their kids an allowance to teach them the value of hard work and earning money. But our guest on this week’s Odd Lots podcast takes it to the next level. Toby Nangle is a fund manager at Columbia Threadneedle Investments, who also happens to be fascinated with the question of how money and banking really work…
Odd Lots: How a Fund Manager Teaches His Kids About Money and Banking