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Investments, ETFs and new tools to bring the stock market closer to people | Mi Billetera #14

Chócale's Mi Billetera podcast sits down with Vicente Rotman, co-founder and CTO of Zesty, to talk about why so few people in Chile invest in the stock market and what has changed to bring it within reach of more people. The conversation looks at how a regulated investment platform works behind the scenes, the differences between investing in the Chilean and U.S. markets, and the ground ETFs have gained. It also covers the tax benefit under Article 107 of Chile's Income Tax Law, the use of artificial intelligence for investing and what it takes to build a fintech. It's the perspective of one of the platform's founders, and a useful listen for understanding how stock market investing is opening up in Chile.

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The Income Tax Law explained simply – 2026 tutorial for SMEs – MDE ch. 4

Chapter 4 of Iván González Navarrete's Manual del Emprendedor (The Entrepreneur's Manual) takes on income tax in Chile: who pays it, how it's calculated, and why so many people claim that companies don't actually pay taxes. With everyday examples — and a piggy bank in a starring role — he dismantles one of the country's most widespread tax myths and walks through the taxes that apply to individuals and small businesses. He wraps up by comparing what changes when you work as an individual versus through a company, and what's worth weighing before making that move. A useful watch for entrepreneurs who want to understand their taxes without getting lost in jargon.

9.9K viewsago 5 dayses

Spaniards still don't know basic financial concepts | RTVE Noticias

Timed for Financial Education Day, this RTVE Noticias report asks how much people in Spain really know about managing their money. The short piece acknowledges the progress made in recent years, but echoes experts' warning that basic knowledge is still missing. In under three minutes, it's a reminder of why learning the essentials of personal finance remains unfinished business.

27K viewsago 1 weekes

Study reveals more than half of Chileans have lost the ability to save | 24 Horas TVN

A new study puts numbers to something many Chilean households feel at the end of every month: saving keeps getting harder. This 24 Horas news segment pairs the data with street interviews and an expert's take on why the economic climate hits savings first. It also looks at what people turn to when an unexpected expense comes up, and closes with a few practical ideas for sticking with saving, even in small amounts.

12K viewsago 3 weekses

How to use Claude for stock research and trading – IBKR

In just a few minutes, Interactive Brokers shows what connecting Claude to an investment account looks like in practice. Starting from a hypothesis about interest rates, the demo walks through analyzing a portfolio, researching a sector and preparing example orders that the investor reviews before deciding. A concrete look at how AI can organize research without taking the final say away from the person.

10K viewsago 3 weeksen

Getting Rich 2.0 🤑 - From 2027, investing in Chilean stocks 🇨🇱 gets even better 💸!

Chile's reconstruction law brought tax changes that directly affect anyone investing in Chilean stocks, and this video unpacks them calmly ahead of their 2027 start date. Beyond the well-known Article 107 of the Income Tax Law, it digs into a second, barely discussed change that could matter a lot to dividend investors. It also offers a few words of caution on how to react to the new rules without getting swept up in social-media noise.

21K viewsago 3 weekses

Illegal loans: a "solution" that turns into a nightmare

A CHV Noticias report, shared by Chile's financial regulator (CMF), on the apps and websites promising instant loans with no questions asked. Through a victim's testimony and insight from the CMF's prosecutor, it shows how old-school loan sharking has moved onto people's phones and why what looks like a lifeline quickly becomes a trap. It wraps up with clear advice on how to avoid it and what to do if it has already happened to you.

255 viewsago 3 weekses

Breaking Down My $550,000 Retirement Savings In Bali, Indonesia | Cost Of Living

Debbie Welsch sold her house and nearly everything she owned in Los Angeles and, at 57, moved to Bali with her 82-year-old mother. On camera she walks through where her money goes each month — rent, utilities, transport, food, healthcare and investments. She also explains how she reached that decision and what had to change for her savings to last. A clear look at how far the same budget can stretch depending on where you live.

1.7M viewsago 1 monthen

How to prepare your financial emergency kit

We stock up on flashlights and first aid kits for emergencies, but are our finances ready too? In this 9NEWS segment, attorney and financial expert Michelle Adams explains what a money "emergency kit" should include. She covers documents, access to funds and precautions people tend to forget until it's too late.

105K viewsago 1 monthen

How to Implement the 'Forever Paycheck' Into Retirement Savings

Jean Chatzky, one of TODAY's best-known finance voices, returns to the show to present her book "The Forever Paycheck." The conversation starts from a widespread fear: not having enough for later in life. She offers a way to think about retirement as income that never stops, and walks through the pieces that make it possible while still enjoying the ride.

241K viewsago 1 monthen

If You Don't Understand Interest, You'll Never Be Financially Free

A former banker with years in treasury and investment banking explains how compound interest works, without complicated formulas. The video is built around five keys to put it to work for you, and warns about a trap in the system worth disabling as soon as possible. It stays realistic about what's achievable when starting from an ordinary salary.

27K viewsago 1 monthes

New Rules for Personal Finance: HYSA, Reverse Budgeting, More

Saving is harder today than it was for previous generations, and this TODAY segment asks why. Yanely Espinal, author of "Mind Your Money," looks at how the rules have changed with digital payments and the cost of living. She shares updated approaches to managing money and talking about it more openly.

39K viewsago 1 monthen

Investments, ETFs and new tools to bring the stock market closer to people | Mi Billetera #14

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