Thanks for joining me at Rotary 🙂

 

…and thank you to Marcus for the invitation.

Below you’ll find some follow-up information:

  1. Links to resources to help you learn more about Universal Basic Income,
  2. A short survey to give me feedback, and
  3. Some ways you can connect with Money School.

Thanks again for attending, and I wish you a fabulous financial future!

 

1. Helpful links

 

Here are some references I mentioned in my talk:

TED Talk

Poverty isn’t a lack of character, it’s a lack of cash – 2017, Rutger Bregman

Slides

A .pdf of today’s presentation

Poverty brain research

Princeton University’s 2013 study findings on the impact of financial stress on cognitive ability

Struggle Street

Watch Season 3 on demand with SBS

Utopia for Realists

Rutger Bregman’s book summarising the case for UBI

Three Dollars

A fictional story illustrating how poverty happens – even to chemical engineers!

Reset

Professor Ross Garnaut’s book covering UBI in the Australian post-COVID context

Women’s Agenda article

Why a Universal Basic Income is a solution to inequity

 

2. Feedback Form

 

I’d really appreciate your feedback. Please complete the form below and click ‘Submit’:

If you’re feeling generous, a review on Facebook never goes astray – click ‘Share feedback’ when you get to Facebook 🙂

(…and if you have read my non-fiction book, an online book review would be AMAZING.)

 

3. Connect with Money School

 

If this is your first time to the site – welcome!

We help people become financially independent and reclaim their lives through independent, comprehensive financial education.

Want to learn more? Check out:

Lacey’s TEDx Talk

Why you should think about financial independence and mini-retirements

Money School

Lacey’s non-fiction book for teens and adults with Penguin Life (warning – contains the occasional s-word!)

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