
RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds wants to demystify money and personal finance.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Is it better to be alive in 1985 or in 2025?
Questions this week for Susan:
* Why can’t we take GST off fresh food?
* What is gift tax?
* How do I split the bills when a relative moves in?
* And were we all better off in the 80s?
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Is it fair that my partner's residential care will drain my KiwiSaver account too?
Questions this week for Susan:
* If I have to use my KiwiSaver account to pay for my partners residential care, is that fair on me?
* What is a Capital Gains Tax?... more
When money people and politicians talk about the "bank of Mum and Dad", what does that really mean?
If you have a question youd like Susan to answer, you can email her at questions@rnz.co.nz. Wed love to hear from you!
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Do banks always pass on cuts to the official cash rate to their customers?
If you have a question youd like Susan to answer, you can email her at questions@rnz.co.nz. Wed love to hear from you!
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Focused on financial literacy and personal finance issues, episodes frequently tackle listener questions related to topics such as investments, taxation, and savings strategies. Notable discussions cover areas like the KiwiSaver system in New Zealand, mortgage rates, and economic indicators, while featuring insights from various experts in finance and economics. The podcast is unique in creating an inclusive environment where no question about money is considered silly, aiming to empower listeners with practical and relatable financial knowledge that can aid them in making informed decisions about their financial futures.
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