L'argent, en bref

The title of the documentary sounded promising only to find out later that is heavily documented from am American point of view. So be aware of that.

On face-value, interesting documentary about the system in the USA. As a non-American, I am still stunned that the majority still believes that the American system is the best one (eventhough the Dems won the last elections, the Reps will be back next year).

The information contained in this short documentary series is accurate and everyone should watch. Basic stuff but nonetheless good to know in this credit driven society. Also full of great advice.

The only people who dislike these types of documentaries are those who thrive in a capitalist society and derive their income from the misery of others.

I'm fairly progressiv, or at least moderate. I watched a single episode with my spouse hoping that it would fill in some missing pieces that we haven't learned. It was super biased about the need for progressive policies to support retirement. It didn't actually teach us anything about retirement. I don't recommend.

Netflix blatantly pollutes this otherwise useful series with constant barrage of left wing silliness. At first I was confused by the frequent use of silly cartoons to illustrate financial points. But after watching this show divide everyone into white oppressors versus victims of color, It made sense. The cartoons are necessary because the show is directed at young leftists. How embarrassing. This could've been a useful and practical, even helpful show for young and old alike. Unfortunately, it's unwatchable.

Not a real analysis - just show one side of the story.

Some parts are interesting - however quite woke. If you're already woke you'll lap it up.