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The Money Wire

The Money Wire

著者： Adidas Wilson
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概要

 "The Money Wire' podcast is a deep dive into the intricate relationship between time, productivity, and financial success. Each episode unravels the strategies and systems employed by the world's most efficient and prosperous individuals, shedding light on how they maximize every minute to boost their bottom line. From time-management hacks and productivity tools to insightful analysis with leading entrepreneurs and financial gurus, this podcast offers a comprehensive guide to transforming your hours into assets. If you've ever felt the pressure of the ticking clock or wondered how to get more out of your day while enhancing your financial health, 'The Money Wire' is your essential listening. Discover how the world's most successful people leverage time to their monetary advantage and learn actionable strategies to do the same."Copyright Author Adidas Wilson マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 個人ファイナンス 経済学
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  • The Complete Story of Alice Guo: Chinese Spy, Filipino Mayor

    The Complete Story of Alice Guo: Chinese Spy, Filipino Mayor
    2026/02/07
    This episode recounts the dramatic rise and fall of Alice Guo, a woman who fabricated a Filipino identity to become a local mayor while secretly managing a massive criminal enterprise. Investigations proved that Guo was actually a Chinese national named Guo Huaping who used her political influence to shield a sprawling compound dedicated to human trafficking and global cyber-fraud. The narrative details the discovery of hundreds of enslaved workers who were subjected to torture and forced to perform "pig butchering" scams under her direction. Following a high-profile international manhunt and a definitive trial, Guo was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2025 for her role in these organized crimes. Her case stands as a landmark warning regarding the dangers of political infiltration and the brutal reality of modern transnational syndicates.

    “The Money Wire delivers sharp insights, breaking trends, and expert takes on business, finance, and the global economy—straight to your ears.”
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    33 分
  • Are tariffs bad for growth? Yes, say five decades of data from 150 countries

    Are tariffs bad for growth? Yes, say five decades of data from 150 countries
    2026/01/18
    This episode examines a comprehensive 2020 economic study that analyzes five decades of data from 151 countries to determine the impact of trade barriers on national prosperity. The research concludes that increasing tariffs consistently leads to lower economic output, reduced productivity, and higher unemployment over the long term. While proponents often claim protectionism saves domestic jobs, the evidence suggests these taxes actually distort global markets and increase costs for both consumers and manufacturers. By looking at historical trends since the 1960s, the authors illustrate how free trade generally fosters growth while protectionist shifts tend to shrink a nation's total wealth. Ultimately, the source argues that the macroeconomic damage caused by tariffs far outweighs any temporary or localized benefits they might provide.

    “The Money Wire delivers sharp insights, breaking trends, and expert takes on business, finance, and the global economy—straight to your ears.”
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    30 分
  • More Drivers have $1,000-Plus Car Loan Payments

    More Drivers have $1,000-Plus Car Loan Payments
    2026/01/16
    Recent data indicates a significant affordability crisis in the automotive market, as a record one in five buyers now face monthly car payments exceeding one thousand dollars. This financial strain is fueled by historically high vehicle prices and elevated interest rates, forcing consumers to finance larger amounts over extended loan periods reaching seven years or more. While these long-term loans help manage immediate costs, they increase the risk of negative equity and substantially raise the total interest paid over the life of the vehicle. The market has increasingly shifted toward higher-income households, effectively pushing lower-income shoppers out of the new-car segment. Looking toward 2026, experts anticipate some relief through stabilizing prices and potential interest rate cuts, though overall costs are expected to remain burdensome. Ultimately, the source advises consumers to prioritize larger down payments and shorter loan terms to navigate this era of expensive financing.

    “The Money Wire delivers sharp insights, breaking trends, and expert takes on business, finance, and the global economy—straight to your ears.”
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    34 分
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