Luke was recently on a panel in the accounting world about what personal branding is and what it leads to. Is it even worth it? Luke and another accountant explain the pros, cons and how to get started. This podcast won’t be for everyone but it will help some of you who may be thinking about increasing your own brand in a venture or as an individual. There are some powerful principles in here so tune in and learn.

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Recently somebody asked me whether it’s a good idea to pay off their $2.5k student loan if you have $2.5k saved. Only they know that answer. But it got me thinking about the levels of money and the versions of ourselves. So I asked the old version of myself what they would do, then I asked the new version of me. Don't have a student loan? This is just as relevant to you! Get stuck in

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Luke features on The High Frequency Club podcast to discuss paying off your debt, combating the rising costs of living and help alleviate your current and future money stresses.

Check them out here: https://open.spotify.com/show/0wCq6F8txKy9skzoENG2fr?si=0f53784b9c3c4c60

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He’s back in the studio but this time he is all in. Last time he let us know that he still had a job and many people were mind blown. How the hell was he managing everything and what will be possible if this is Tama’s full focus? These are the questions we have too. We explore InvestorPro - the new App that Tama’s team have built and whether that perfect flip record is in tact with no losses to report?

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As money gets tight for people, I read about the different ways people are trying to put money back into their household. One of the ways people are doing this is by cashing up annual leave. This is where employees exchange some of their unused annual leave for cold hard cash. A nice cash injection! BUT what should we be thinking about before doing this?

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Mikey comes in all guns blazing around why everybody needs to experience the hunting season, and no we ain't talking about knocking over a couple of deers or goats. In this podcast we will explore what a hinting season is and how 18-36 months of your time could change your life projection.

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Leighton Roberts CEO and co-founder of Sharesies stops by to answer your questions and several others about the journey and future of Sharesies including whether your shares are safe and how to get your kids started in investing.

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For those with student loans, 12% of all income above the IRD threshold ($22,828 at present) has to be repaid against the student loan. This is calculated on your gross income (before tax) not your net income / take-home income. They are feeling the pinch from the cost of living and tax brackets not moving. No wonder they are finding it hard to then save money also. Check this one out!

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Recent data from October suggests that there has never been a more unaffordable time to buy a home if you are a first-home buyer. We dig into the data to have a look at how this could be given house prices have decreased and what you need to be thinking about if you are hoping to buy soon.

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Often I get messages from people wondering what is the best platform to buy shares on, what is the best bank to get a term deposit with, who has the best interest rates, its goes on and on. Normally, I don't have the answers but it does get me thinking about why people are so scared to get things wrong and take risks. Is it because things have been so easy in recent history? Let's explore and get some of you ignoring part of the risk and learning to take action.

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