In Popcorn & Finance, the podcast from PostFinance, we show that financial topics can be just as exciting, colourful and varied as life itself.
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The risk level is high – cybercrime is rising relentlessly, and we are all potential targets. But how can we protect ourselves effectively?
In this episode of the PostFinance Podcast, we not only uncover the latest and most dangerous cyberattack methods, but also provide an insight into the shocking fate of a crypto fraud victim. Whether young or old, digitally savvy or not, nobody is safe from fraudsters’ sophisticated schemes, which can lead to considerable financial losses. The methods used by cybercriminals are becoming smarter and aim to exploit people’s naivety.
In this episode, respected cybersecurity expert Sandro Nafzger, CEO and co-founder of Bug Bounty Switzerland, shares valuable advice and insider tips on how best to protect yourself against cyberattacks.
Divorces affect thousands of people in Switzerland every year – around 16,000 marriages end in divorce every year in this country. Alongside the emotional and organizational hurdles a separation brings, one aspect is often underestimated: the financial consequences, especially for women. In our new podcast episode “Divorce – a financial trap for women?”, we take a close look at this very topic.
While the average marriage now lasts almost 16 years, separation often causes serious financial issues – especially for mothers. Studies show that single mothers’ annual income falls by around 9,000 francs after divorce. The reasons for this are complex: women usually assume primary responsibility for childcare, making it difficult to return to work, while fathers more often continue to work unaffected. But why does this disparity still exist? And what can women do to provide for themselves financially during their marriage? Find out in an interview with Sara Satir and Bente Roth.
In this episode, we tackle the issue of money and relationships and explore how to handle financial similarities and differences in partnerships. Based on the guideline “Our joint account: how couples can manage money smartly”, we investigate the best way for couples to organize their finances. How important is the subject of money in a relationship? When should you discuss financial issues? How transparent do you have to be? Should you pool your money, or is it better to keep everything separate? What should you do when purchasing property and taking out a mortgage? Psychologist and relationship therapist Caroline Fux and financial expert Fabio Marchesin, better known as FinanzFabio, share their expertise on this topic. The episode wraps up with practical tips and tricks, offering listeners useful starting points for creating their financial strategy as a couple.
The risk level is high – cybercrime is rising relentlessly, and we are all potential targets. But how can we protect ourselves effectively?
In this episode of the PostFinance Podcast, we not only uncover the latest and most dangerous cyberattack methods, but also provide an insight into the shocking fate of a crypto fraud victim. Whether young or old, digitally savvy or not, nobody is safe from fraudsters’ sophisticated schemes, which can lead to considerable financial losses. The methods used by cybercriminals are becoming smarter and aim to exploit people’s naivety.
In this episode, respected cybersecurity expert Sandro Nafzger, CEO and co-founder of Bug Bounty Switzerland, shares valuable advice and insider tips on how best to protect yourself against cyberattacks.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Paris – a highlight for many athletes, including Bern swimmer Thierry Bollin, who fulfilled a childhood dream by qualifying for the 100-metre backstroke. But what happens after a career in professional sport? In this episode, our host Stephan Lendi talks to Thierry Bollin and former professional footballer Beni Huggel about the challenges and opportunities that arise during and after a sports career. Beni Huggel introduces the Athletes Network, which supports athletes in their transition to professional careers. Thierry talks about his dual role as an athlete and trainee at PostFinance. It’s an inspiring conversation about the balancing act between sport and work and covers topics such as support, self-empowerment and why early planning is important for those considering a career change.
What expectations does Gen Z have of banks, savings products and investment strategies? And how can financial institutions integrate these requirements into their business models?
In this episode, we talk to two successful representatives of Gen Z: first-hand accounts from politician Amélie Galladé and entrepreneur Yannick Blättler about the services they want and why traditional banking structures are often no longer appropriate for their generation. Generation researcher Rüdiger Maas categorizes these trends scientifically and explains how banks should react to these far-reaching changes.