
RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds wants to demystify money and personal finance.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

It's a modern trend; one relationship, two separate residences, couples living apart together. But does this mean they are exempt from property relationship laws? And at a time when everything seems so precarious and unpredictable, why would anyone b... more
Over the six months or so that Susan has been answering your money questions, we've received many about life after retirement - and even more about KiwiSaver. April 1 sees change coming to the KiwiSaver scheme. The default rate of contributions will ... more
Diesel is a big driver of our economy, no pun intended. If the squeeze comes on diesel, what will be the impact on your back pocket? Is it fair for someone to live most of their life in Australia, but come back here to claim the pension? And who reme... more
You might own a lot, you might own a little, but you probably still need to write a will. But do you have to use a lawyer to do it? There are changes coming to KiwiSaver contribution rates. Who will miss out? And how do donation credits actually work... 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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