by Louis Deas | Nov 6, 2024 | Bryant | Media Interview, Financial Literacy, Media Interview
Cognia’s Leader Chat podcast speaks to educators and school leaders, so I was glad to make the case to them directly: financial literacy belongs in every school. We talked about how financial literacy became federal policy under Presidents Bush and Obama, and...
by Louis Deas | Oct 25, 2024 | Bryant | Media Interview, Entrepreneurship, Media Interview
Image: The Breakfast Club, Power 105.1 Alex Rodriguez and I sat down together on The Breakfast Club to talk about the money mindset, life after the game and building real businesses. A-Rod is proof that the second career can be bigger than the first, if you learn the...
by Louis Deas | Aug 25, 2024 | Bryant | Media Interview, Capitalism for All, Media Interview
Image: The Earn & Invest Podcast On the Earn & Invest podcast we talked about Financial Literacy for All, the problems of bad capitalism, and how to bring everyone, no matter their color or zip code, into the economy as participants. Source: The Earn &...
by Louis Deas | Aug 19, 2024 | Bryant | Media Interview, Financial Literacy, Media Interview
Image: The Stacking Benjamins Show Joe Saul-Sehy and the Stacking Benjamins crew invited me onto one of the most popular personal finance shows in the country. Their audience already loves money. My message to them: even if you are a money geek, financial literacy for...
by Louis Deas | Aug 15, 2024 | Bryant | Media Interview, Media Interview
Image: CNBC I joined former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney on Squawk Box to talk about the economic agendas taking shape in the 2024 race. Whoever wins, the measure is the same: are more Americans getting a credit score, a job, a business and a home? That is...
by Louis Deas | Aug 8, 2024 | Bryant | Media Interview, Capitalism for All, Media Interview
Image: CNBC CNBC’s The Exchange asked me what our second-quarter HOPE survey was showing about American consumers heading into the 2024 election. People are worried about costs, credit and whether the economy has room for them. My answer was one word: inclusion....
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