No Stupid Questions with Susan Edmunds
RNZRNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds wants to demystify money and personal finance.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||
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The property market has been a bit boring of late. Prices did drop dramatically after Covid, no doubt, but since then, they have mostly just been moseying along. But boring doesn't mean things aren't going on under the surface and that there aren't q... more
About a million New Zealanders are using some form of DIY share investing account to build extra wealth. In this bonus episode from the RNZ podcast Thrift, Susan joins Thrift host, Katy Gosset, to discuss how share trading apps work and we meet some ... more
Most of us probably think we have a pretty good understanding of the pension. You turn 65, you get it. Right? Well, it turns out that there lots of little details that can catch you out. We’ve had a lot of questions about the pension (or NZ Super), s... more
Where should you actually be investing now? It’s an impossibly big question but on this week’s episode of No Stupid Questions, we’re going to be attempting to answer parts of it in a bit of an investing special!
In this episode, Susan answers questi... more
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This show centers on practical personal finance, money questions, and how financial rules affect everyday life. Episodes frequently feature economists, tax experts, legal professionals, and academics to unpack topics like KiwiSaver, housing costs, inheritance, taxation, retirement funding, and consumer rights. A recurring strength is translating complex financial concepts into actionable advice for listeners navigating mortgages, savings, investments, and government policy. Notable is the openness to cross-disciplinary perspectives—from legal ethics to macroeconomics—while keeping discussions anchored in real-life scenarios and listener questions. The format is approachable for non-experts and useful for potential guests who bring expertise... more
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