
RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds wants to demystify money and personal finance.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

It’s our 50th episode, and so this week on No Stupid Questions with Susan Edmunds, there’s a bit of a twist! Normally, you send in your questions and we find experts to answer them. Instead, we’re asking the experts what important questions they reck... more
Every parent wants to help their kids with money stuff. And we know that some aren't able to. But for those who can, at what age does that responsibility end? Should you still support your kids through university, trades training and the like? What a... more
If your employer doesn't contribute extra to your KiwiSaver, is there any point being in the scheme? It's a question that gets to the heart of what KiwiSaver is for, and whether some New Zealanders might be better off investing elsewhere.
In this e... more
Say you can afford to pay off more than the minimum on your mortgage. Everyone says it's a good idea. But what's the best way to do it? Focus on one part of it, or spread it across the whole loan? Listen and find out in this week’s episode of No Stup... more
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The show focuses on practical money management, investing, and personal-finance decision-making for everyday listeners in New Zealand. Across recent episodes, the emphasis is on KiwiSaver mechanics, retirement planning, energy costs, housing decisions, and tax/finance questions, with hosts guiding listener Q&As and bringing in experts to illuminate policy, market context, and real-world implications. Noteworthy aspects include a steady rotation of subject-matter guests (economists, policy analysts, and industry practitioners) alongside accessible, example-driven advice, a pragmatic tone, and cross-promotions that broaden reach to related RNZ programs. Potential listeners will likely find grounded guidance on budgeting, saving, and navigatin... more
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