Decision Making and the Delay in Buying a House

The whole underpinning of the programme is around decision making. We set up very simple examples of, you know, if you buy this now as opposed to something that you want to buy later, what do you think the consequences are? But I think that decision making and the delayed gratification or delayed return was really interestingly illustrated during COVID. The exponential cost of the lost interest and the lost compounding is certainly not something that would be within your average person's knowledge. It strikes me that that trillion three trillion pretty hard to say, three trillion super amount washing through the system, much a bit mandated, very large super funds. They don't contribute,. To financial literacy that I've seen in