
Money makes the world go round, and if this is true, do you struggle to understand the complex workings of finance, money and investments? Join us, Host Arthi Rabikrisson and co-host on Season 2 Malika Petersen, both women in finance, as we delve into simplifying the complexities that come with managing your finances and investments. The theory of Black Swan Events is a metaphor that describes an ... more
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A loan can open a door. What does it take to keep that door open once the repayments begin?
In this episode of The Swan Effect, Arthi Rabikrisson and Malika Petersen follow the money behind borrowing: who receives an opportunity, w... more
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What if one of the most important financial legacies we leave our children isn’t money at all?
It’s the way they learn to think, feel and talk about it.
In this episode of The Swan Effect Podcast, Arthi Rabikrisson and Malika Pete... more
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Nobody likes talking about death, illness, or the moment you cannot manage your own affairs. But avoiding it does not protect your family, it just leaves them guessing at the worst possible time.
In this latest episode, Arthi and ... more
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Debt rarely arrives alone. It often arrives carrying silence, shame, duty, loyalty, expectations, and unspoken assumptions. In this episode of The Swan Effect Podcast, Arthi and Malika explore one of the most emotionally charged int... more
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A financially focused show that makes money topics approachable through practical frameworks, personal stories, and clear planning. Across recent episodes, the conversations cover debt management in relationships, tax and business finances for side hustles, tax planning and mindset, and building long-term wealth with clarity, accountability, and a community mindset. The hosts frequently tie concepts to everyday life, South African context, and intergenerational wealth, often offering step-by-step checklists, tools, and actionable tasks. A standout element is the recurring emphasis on transforming money narratives and enabling listeners to make confident, informed decisions about money, with regular sponsor integration from trusted wealth-ad... more
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