​​Ahora, ahorra. Una defensa teórica y práctica del ahorro.​

Summary

In this meeting, Carlos Rodríguez Braun and José Ramón Iturriaga present their book 'Ahora, ahorra' (Save Now), a work that defends saving not only as an economic pillar, but as a cultural and personal virtue necessary to achieve freedom. The debate demystifies the idea that consumption is the only engine of the economy and explores how investment is the essential step to protect purchasing power against inflation, overcoming cognitive biases and the lack of financial literacy. Through an approach that combines economic theory and practical management, the authors explain why responsible saving and long-term planning are tools for independence from the State, highlighting the importance of cultivating a life purpose beyond mere wealth accumulation.

Topics covered

• Culture and the virtue of saving
• The role of inflation
• Diversification and investment
• Emotional management
• Wealth protection
• Life cycle and purpose

Transcript excerpt

How are you? How are you all? Welcome to Val School. This is the last event we have in September. We have already started the course. As you know, until recently you had the opportunity to register for the summer course, the Summer Summit, in all the videos of that course that we taught at the end of June and we are now almost in the last quarter of the year, in the final stretch that will call us and take us to the Winter Summit, to this cycle of conferences that we do at Christmas. The program of events will continue at the usual pace with two or three. I believe that in November we will have in-person events every week in the Value School series, and I think we will soon publish those for October, which will be two, and in both cases I believe via streaming. You will have the information very soon. If you are subscribed to the Val School newsletter, it will arrive in your email…