La simplicité volontaire

NIP tries to discipline himself not to spend money unnecessarily. This is a challenge for him.

NIP needs Ruby's help. She needs to give him tips on how to pay off his debt as quickly as possible!

NIP meets Ruby at the store. She explains that the relationship between the quality of a product and its price... it's the value for money! You always have to find the best balance between the two.

NIP asks his financial advisor Ruby about receiving money as a gift.

NIP learns that when he retires, around age 65, he will receive a sum of money in the form of a “pension”!

NIP chats with his friend Ruby about what the word “wealth” means to him. Does being rich mean owning a house and a car, or does it mean being rich in love and friends?

NIP opens a juice stand and learns about the principles of supply and demand. It looks like NIP is headed for success!

NIP is surprised to find that there are many different ways to pay for his purchases: cash, debit card, credit card, and even with his smart watch!

NIP thinks the bank is stealing money from him! But Ruby explains to him that these are the fees the bank charges for using their services.

NIP invents a new drink product. Ruby takes the opportunity to explain the concepts of profit and loss to him. And NIP finds a new investor!

NIP wonders if there is a lot of money to be made in the used clothing market. And what used products can also be sold?

NIP wants to understand the difference between what is essential and what is not... In other words, what he really needs versus what he can very well do without!

NIP has had a keen interest in social economy companies ever since Ruby told him that these types of businesses are taking concrete action to improve the world we live in.

NIP asks Ruby to explain why advertising influences him so much. And why advertising makes him dream so much?