RNZ launches 'No Stupid Questions' podcast with money correspondent Susan Edmunds
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RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds launches a new podcast called 'No Stupid Questions' and a money newsletter, answering reader questions about personal finance. The article invites readers to submit questions about money and the economy, with a specific example about reinvesting bank deposits at the highest and safest interest rates.
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bskyRNZ launches 'No Stupid Questions' podcast with money correspondent Susan Edmundsrnz.co.nzKey quotes
· 3 pulledGot questions? RNZ has launched a new podcast, 'No Stupid Questions', with Susan Edmunds.
We'd love to hear more of your questions about money and the economy.
You can also sign up to RNZ's new money newsletter, 'Money with Susan Edmunds'.
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