5 Lessons We Can Learn From The Madoff DocuSeries

On this week's episode, Roger and Elias discuss Netflix's DocuSeries Madoff and the 5 financial lessons the average investor can take from it. From controlling greed to due diligence, learn simple steps to help avoid financial scams.

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Hosted By: Roger Abel

Guest Host: Elias Randel

Produced By: Molly Nordlocken

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