Victoria Justice attends the premiere of the documentary, Spent: Looking for Change, talking to TYT host Dave Rubin about the larger but unsaid financial problems many face, and being open to understanding and making change.

Actor Josh Peck attends the Spent: Looking for Change premiere, talking to TYT’s Dave Rubin on the big issues of financial dealings outside the banking system, and why its important to confront the issues and questions head on.

Ted Gonder from Moneythink discusses his partnership with American Express to discuss the youth financial mentor-ship program they’ve brought to teenagers in Clarkesdale. Many young people fall into financial spirals that can be prevented with proper education, which is why equipping young people with the right knowledge to make good decisions.

Steve Oh is the Chief Operating Officer of The Young Turks, who is distributing the documentary, Spent: Looking for Change. Many of the under-served don’t have access to banks and rely on pre-paid cards, but they aren’t the easy solution flashy commercials might have you think.

Tiffany Richardson is a real nurse whose story is detailed in Spent: Looking for Change. She was an educated professional with a good job, but when her mother faced serious health complications, her life was turned upside down. Why did Tiffany share her deeply personal story of payday loans and financial struggle in such a public way? She explains to TYT’s Dave Rubin.

Actor Jason Ritter came to the Spent: Looking for Change premiere to learn more about a huge problem– people outside the banking system become crippled by massive fees they incur just trying to stay afloat. It’s important to understand and learn what’s going on, why, and how we can help, as he tells TYT’s Dave Rubin.

Justin Dickenson is featured in Spent: Looking for Change, telling his story of his life outside the banking system, and the surprising difficulties and costs that come along with it. TYT’s Dave Rubin talks to Justin about his story and why it matters.