It may be tedious to listen to subjects like war and other events in this episode of Evolution of Money Part 2, but it is critical for students to comprehend the intricacies behind these occurrences. Don't worry, we have made our Podcast engaging by adding some amusing parts that you should not miss.

After we discussed credit cards, inflation, and how compensation is set, our listener became more interested and asked us how money came into this world. Why has money's shape, name, and value changed throughout the centuries? This was an excellent topic, and we were eager to discuss the full history of money and its evolution. Listen to Part 1 of Anisha Jain and Karthik Bhaskar's Evolution Money.

Only 2% to 3% of Indians have credit cards, therefore we wanted to teach young pupils about how credit cards function by using basic day-to-day examples to explain the complicated paradigm. Thanish, an 8th-grade student, became intrigued about how this works and came up with fascinating questions, which Karthik addressed all of them and  It's amusing to see how students are under credit and how we understand them; listen to this podcast to see how we're simplifying financial nuggets for kids.

In the continuation of the last episode, we feel Thanish has a good grasp of credit cards, as seen by his questions on the benefits of having one from the perspective of a credit card holder, bank, and merchant. It's fascinating to learn how school pupils' attitudes of money and other financial tools have developed. Listen to this podcast to see how we are simplifying financial information for kids.

In this episode, our cool leader 'Karthik Bhaskar' takes up the questions posted by the students around Inflation and discusses the same with 'Anisha Jain'. The news around Inflation has made teenagers curious. And with our answers in the podcast, we try to quench their curiosity. Let us know if there is any further information that teenagers need to know about Inflation and we will take them up in coming episodes. Reach out to us - reach@finsopedia.com

In this episode, Anisha is joined by a student who asks questions about ‘Why Money Doesn’t grow on Trees?’ and explains how Salary is determined. Anisha further explains to the student why poverty can’t be resolved by printing more money.

The financial world has been made to look very complex with so many jargons and not enough clarity around it. We were more shocked when we realised that India has only 24% financial literacy. We obviously didn't want the next generation to be so unprepared. Hence Anisha Jain & Karthik Bhaskar teamed up to simplify financial tidbits for the teens and to make it easier to understand & apply. 

This show is sponsored by Finvekst, which is working towards making teenagers 100%  financially literate.

Do support the Vision by following this channel.