
RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds wants to demystify money and personal finance.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Family stuff can be pretty tricky, especially after a bereavement. What can you do if you're partner has passed on and their kids want you to sell your house so they can get a payout? Speaking of kids, why isn't the cost of childcare tax deductible? ... more
Plenty of us rent the homes we live in. How do we know if we're paying more for it than we should? Susan finds out and asks if anyone is making money from your rental bond, as well as how to avoid being scammed when you're investing, and whether your... more
More than 600,000 New Zealanders have a student loan. If you’re one of them, you might have questions - like what happens if you die? Does your partner have to take on half if you split? We're looking at this as well as pension questions, tax questio... more
Can I invest in gold through my KiwiSaver? Will I still get my pension if I live on my boat? And what is a disappointment gap?
Questions this week for Susan:
00.54 Can I invest in gold through my KiwiSaver?
02.39 I qualify for superannuation but ... more
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Exploring the nuances of personal finance and money management is at the forefront of the discussions, with topics ranging from KiwiSaver, pensions, and banking practices to broader economic indicators. The episodes feature candid Q&A segments with listeners posing essential financial questions, which are tackled by expert hosts, offering practical advice and strategies for managing one's finances in a changing economic landscape. Unique insights on the implications of current financial trends provide listeners with clarity and actionable tips, making complex financial topics more accessible to a general audience.
The podcast stands out for its interactive approach, inviting audience participation while providing a blend of basic financial... more
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