Prices keep rising, savings buy less each year, and few people are ever taught how money works. London Real has asked authors, investors and Bitcoin thinkers what money really is and how to hold on to it. These conversations cover personal finance and paying yourself first, inflation and money printing, sound money and the case for Bitcoin, and the fight over digital currencies. Some guests focus on habits. Others argue the whole system is broken. Every full interview is free to watch.
From Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki and personal finance author Ramit Sethi to Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor, Mastering Bitcoin author Andreas Antonopoulos, former CFTC chairman Chris Giancarlo, The Price of Tomorrow author Jeff Booth and Rich Woman author Kim Kiyosaki: how money works and how to keep it.
Robert Kiyosaki explains the lessons of Rich Dad Poor Dad: the rich buy assets, while most people buy liabilities they think are assets. Kim Kiyosaki explains what financial freedom really takes for women, and why you should always pay yourself first. Ramit Sethi argues that a rich life is something you design, starting with automated savings and early investing. Alex Ikonn, co-founder of The Five Minute Journal, talks about how he learned to make money online. Dan Peña gives his blunt view on what it takes to make your first fortune.
Robert Breedlove, a former hedge fund manager, asks what money actually is, and argues that Bitcoin can bring monetary freedom to ordinary people. Andreas Antonopoulos explains how he sees the crisis in central banking driving the growth of Bitcoin. Jeff Booth argues that technology should make things cheaper, and that printing money to fight that trend creates fragile economies. Dylan LeClair explains why he believes our money is broken. Michael Saylor calls Bitcoin the apex property of the human race, and Jimmy Song says it gives people true property rights.
Chris Giancarlo, the former chairman of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission known as CryptoDad, talks about the fight over how digital money will be built and who will control it. George Gilder argues that cryptocurrency will reshape the internet economy. Grant Cardone explains his move into Bitcoin and his warning about a squeezed middle class. Anthony Scaramucci makes the case that Bitcoin could become a global currency. Together these episodes ask who should issue money, and whether it should be controlled by governments, banks or code.
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Who has London Real interviewed about money? Brian Rose has interviewed Robert and Kim Kiyosaki, Ramit Sethi, Michael Saylor, Andreas Antonopoulos, Robert Breedlove, Jeff Booth, Chris Giancarlo, Grant Cardone, George Gilder and Anthony Scaramucci, among others.
Why does money lose value? Several guests blame money printing. Jeff Booth, Robert Breedlove and Andreas Antonopoulos argue that central banks create too much new money, which pushes up prices and erodes savings. They see Bitcoin’s fixed supply as the answer. Others, like Ramit Sethi, focus on what you can control: saving and investing steadily.
Where should a beginner start? The personal finance episodes are the best place. Robert Kiyosaki explains assets and liabilities, Kim Kiyosaki explains paying yourself first, and Ramit Sethi sets out a simple system for saving and investing. These are the guests’ views, not financial advice.
Are the full money episodes free to watch? Yes. Every full-length interview on this page can be watched free on londonreal.tv.
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