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Amanda Morrall: Using Kiwisaver for investments properties not going to work

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Tom Hartmann: Making your kids wait for their inheritance

303

Andrew Bascand: What is the trade war doing to New Zealand?

304

Martin Hawes: Is Facebook Marketplace actually safe?

305

Amanda Morrall: Is University actually a smart investment?

306

Shane Solly: What's the fuss with ethical kiwisaver investing?

307

Tom Hartmann: Is health insurance becoming more and more important?

308

Martin Hawes: Do prenups kill relationships?

309

Chris Di Leva: We need to rethink our retirement plans

310

Amanda Morrall: How much debt is too much?

311

Wendy Thompson: How to use social media for your business

312

Malcolm Knight: Why are credit card interest rates so high?

313

Cecila Robinson: Do gender quotas really improve businesses?

314

Amanda Morrall: Is it viable for superannuation age to remain at 65?

315

Carissa Fairbrother: Who's fault is the KiwiSaver tax rate error?

316

Bob Weir: How the 2019 Budget will impact small businesses

317

Martin Hawes: Are cheques still a needed part of society?

318

Tom Hartmann: So many people are in the wrong Kiwisaver funds

319

Malcolm Knight: Can you justify working for free?

320

Logan Wedgewood: The damage of Loan Sharks & is a recession on the way?

321

Lisa Dudson: Why aren't all ethical products up to standard?

322

Peter Cordtz: Is Afterpay glamorising debt?

323

Carissa Fairbrother: Is Lotto harmless or hurtful?

324

Martin Hawes: What's the biggest financial mistake you've made?

325

Scott Pape: Why you should be investing in shares

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What you need to know about Capital Gains Tax

327

Mary Holm: Is retiring early a good idea?

328

Kate Baddock: Should New Zealand ban drug advertising?

329

Smart Money - new expert Dr Ayesha Scott talks finances in relationships and the gender difference in how we spend money

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Peter Cordtz: Will the minimum wage actually help?

331

Mary Holm: Being paid weekly or monthly, which is better?

332

Sam Wallace: Buying new cars, are they worth it?

333

Tom Hartmann: Do you need 10 times your income for retirement?

334

Carissa Fairbrother: Should you lend money to friends & family?

335

Bob Weir: Why are small businesses so difficult?

336

Lisa Dudson: How to get the pay rise you deserve!

337

Martin Hawes: Sweeping changes to divorce laws

338

Carissa Fairbrother: What would you change about superannuation?

339

Tom Hartmann: Will GST ruin online shopping?

340

Lisa Dudson: Are loan sharks a necessary evil?

341

Lisa Dudson: Is it risky to combine incomes in a serious relationship?

342

Martin Hawes: How do you haggle without being a jerk?

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Martin Hawes: What don't you bother insuring?

344

Tom Hartmann: Why do we spend so much on pets?

345

Tom Hartmann: Do you even need a will?

346

Lisa Dudson: Are loyalty schemes worth it?

347

Finance: What subscriptions should we be giving up?

348

Martin Hawes: Who should pay on first dates?

349

Lisa Dudson: Do attractive people get paid more?

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Frances Cook: Worst bank experience?

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Martin Hawes: Should salaries be transparent?

352

Lisa Dudson: Have you been rejected from a job because of age?

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Frances Cook: Is a university degree financially worth it?

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How have you dealt with different attitudes to money in a relationship?

355

Finance: Is becoming a cashless society dangerous?

356

Cameron Bagrie: 'We will have another global recession'

357

Elizabeth Blake: Who worries more about money, men or women?