¿Vale la pena endeudarte para celebrar el 18 con el desempleo más alto en 5 años? | Peras News 91

In this new episode of Peras News, Koko and Francisco examine why unemployment in Chile has risen to 9.5%, its highest level in 5 years, and why the Ministry of Finance is warning that diesel could increase by up to $200 per liter. They also discuss whether it's worth going into debt to celebrate the 18th of September (Chile's Independence Day) and why Chilean household spending on pets has risen by almost 63%. Tell us in the comments: Would you go into debt to celebrate the Fiestas Patrias this year? 👇 Pay your bills with NEAT 👉 https://tr.ee/TsJWCa 🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss the next Peras News episode. 🍐 Become a member of this channel to enjoy perks:    / @conperasyfinanzas   🗞️ Presented by: Francisco Ackermann   / francisco.ackermann   Constanza "Koko" Alvarado   / koko.alvarado.s   JOIN OUR COMMUNITY AT: 🤝 https://linktr.ee/conperasyfinanzas CONTACT: 📧 conperasyfinanzas@gmail.com Produced by: HIBANA LAB 🎥   / hibanalab   00:00 - Welcome and introduction to Peras News 91 01:07 - Peras News: New increase in the price of diesel and its impact on Your wallet 05:01 - Tips for saving money at the supermarket and how to optimize your shopping 08:11 - Unemployment in Chile: The highest figure in 5 years (9.5%) and the current job market 12:18 - How to generate value and skills to face economic uncertainty 16:35 - Paying rent with a credit card? Financial order and the benefits of consolidating payments 18:40 - The 18th and debt: 58% of Chileans plan to go into debt for the National Holidays 20:10 - Reflection on prior savings vs. The cost of consumer interest 22:52 - Francisco's personal story about how he got out of debt and got his finances in order 24:40 - Information about applying for Seed Capital for entrepreneurs 26:11 - Increase in average monthly spending on pets 27:55 - Closing of the program and a call to share "Good News" #conperasyfinanzas #podcastenespañol #noticiasfinancieras