
RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds wants to demystify money and personal finance.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

There's nothing better than a warm, dry towel after a shower. And on these chilly winter mornings, that goes double. Your power bills can go double, too, during these months. But is it really all due to your heated towel rail or whether you keep your... more
Got a foreign investment fund? Yes? Wondering what changes to the FIF tax rate mean for you? Probably! Good news - this episode of No Stupid Questions with Susan Edmunds is for you! Well, mostly, anyway. We'll also crack into the promise of open bank... more
KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals are on the rise. In April, more than 4000 applications were made, with $38.5 million being paid out. On the flipside, questions are being asked about the returns active managers are getting versus the fees they charge. ... more
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
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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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Recent guests on No Stupid Questions include:
1. Ed McKnight
2. Gareth Kiernan
3. David Cunningham
4. Shamabil Yaakob
5. Sharon Zollner
6. Jared Kerr
7. Susan Edmunds
8. Rachel Pratt
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