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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 1H 7M

Farmers in Finance Ep. 21 | Debt Isn't the Problem — It's the Signal

from Farmers in Finance · host Riccardo Manazza

What if debt isn't actually the problem?In Episode 21 of Farmers in Finance, Rico and Gaurav explore one of personal finance's most misunderstood concepts: debt as a symptom — a signal pointing back to your money beliefs, your emotional conditioning, and the patterns you inherited without choosing them.Rico opens up about losing his father at age 8 and how it quietly shaped years of financial self-sabotage. Gaurav shares how a savings-first upbringing led him to avoid risk entirely — until he didn't, and everything changed.Rico also demos his new Money Blueprint GPT live on air — a guided self-assessment to help you uncover your financial archetype. Gaurav takes it in real time and the results are surprisingly revealing.What we cover:→ Why debt is never the root cause — it's always a signal→ Good debt vs. bad debt, explained plainly→ How your parents' money beliefs are still running your finances today→ The average Canadian carries $23,000 in personal debt — here's why→ Live demo: The Money Blueprint GPT assessmentWatch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/QRXFu-Ekw4wVisit us: farmersinfinance.comContact: [email protected] | [email protected]

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