Rejected for Credit Cards in SG?

[Lisafuller]

Wow, you always seem so well informed on everything finance related.

It’s a hobby of mine. Just today I consumed at least 1.5 hours of podcasts on the subject. That is typical for a weekday. One of the podcasts was on behavioral finance, the psychology of what makes for successful investors. The stuff just fascinates me.

Wow, any specific podcast you listen to? I like true crime podcasts, my favorite is crime junkie. They get straight to the point and don’t really go down any rabbit holes unlike a lot of other podcasts where the hosts tend to get sidetracked.

[Lisafuller]

It’s a hobby of mine. Just today I consumed at least 1.5 hours of podcasts on the subject. That is typical for a weekday. One of the podcasts was on behavioral finance, the psychology of what makes for successful investors. The stuff just fascinates me.

Hobby? I think it's inherent in your DNA/genes, isn't it?

You are probably right — my brother found this old piece of paper where as a kid I had drawn a pie chart showing how I would spend/save portions of my $2 weekly allowance. That is probably not normal.

Definitely not normal…

[malcontent]

Wow, you always seem so well informed on everything finance related.

It’s a hobby of mine. Just today I consumed at least 1.5 hours of podcasts on the subject. That is typical for a weekday. One of the podcasts was on behavioral finance, the psychology of what makes for successful investors. The stuff just fascinates me.

Wow, any specific podcast you listen to? I like true crime podcasts, my favorite is crime junkie. They get straight to the point and don’t really go down any rabbit holes unlike a lot of other podcasts where the hosts tend to get sidetracked.

The podcasts I listen to would probably bore most people to tears.

Here is the one I listened to earlier this week.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t ... 0554681901