The Fifa World Cup has a new rule. It's called pay your child support.
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The episode discusses the implications of Argentina's child support debtor list for the Fifa World Cup, the economic effects of Brexit, and SpaceX's recent performance.
Argentina handed the US a list of 130,000 child support debtors and said: don't let them into the World Cup. Soph and Vic break down why this is so much bigger than football. They also get into 10 years of Brexit and what it's actually cost the average person in wages, housing, and political chaos. Plus, SpaceX has fallen 25% since it IPO'd and Vic didn't buy it. One day before trading, it received the lowest possible ESG rating, all because Elon Musk has almost full decision making control. And the community question this week: you've just got a pay rise. How much should actually go into investments? How to negotiate a payrise with Meggie Palmer: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2wU2as6IcT2g1Q3b8gZsoF?si=7933f108bbe0421e The Art of Asking for More (and Getting It), with Meggie Palmer: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4hEtjvU07tsIcXH16FX3GR?si=22a7b400665b4de4 Submit your money and morals question to The Ethical Hotline: https://form.typeform.com/to/BZHujjGM and if you want to check out any of the questions we've already answered you can find them here! (https://pathfinder.kiwi/pathfinder-x-the-curve/) Credits: Hosts: Victoria Harris & Sophie Hallwright Social & Digital Manager…
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Hosts: Victoria Harris, Sophie Hallwright
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Organizations: SpaceX, Fifa World Cup, Argentina, US
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