Love & stocks: Navigating Valentine's Day investments

Mobile Money by moomoo

About this episode:
Love is on the air in this week’s episode of Mobile Money by moomoo.
Host Justin Zacks is joined by moomoo Singapore’s Olivia Higgins and moomoo Australia’s Jessica Amir to discuss the financial side of Valentine's Day.
Our international moomoo panel explores:
- How Valentine's Day differs across the globe, from the US to Australia to Asia.
- The stocks connected to popular Valentine's Day gifts, like jewelry and experiences.
- Tips for managing financial stress as a couple during the holiday.
- Investing in yourself and your future for financial self-love.
Listen now on your favorite podcast platform and let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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