This is a repeat of our recent Listener Favourite Episode: 303 You can compare things but you can't compare experiences
It is human nature to compare ourselves to others. In fact, we compare everything – material possessions, the size of our homes. Experiences, however, are harder to compare, but often bring us more joy.
In this episode, Michael and Dallas discuss what studies have already shown us: that spending money on experiences is better than spending money on material possessions; and why it is good for us financially, too.
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279 Free Markets
278 What I think when I see a city skyline
277 Supply and demand
276 Case study: risks of commercial property in retirement
275 Knowing you don’t need to work makes work better
274 It’s my turn
273 You can’t touch this!
272 Beware the chameleon adviser
271 A moral guide to minimising taxes
270 Why you should spread your eggs
269 Why a retiree could benefit from working
268 Listener Questions – Working part time in retirement
267 Don’t listen to Jerry Seinfield
266 Do you prefer possessions or experiences?
265 Money is a medium
264 Fridges with ice makers
263 It’s all one bucket
262 Foreign currency transfers
261 A new thing won’t make you a certain type of person
260 All projections are wrong but some are useful
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